Network Engineer position available at Smartlinx 3 Ltd Upper Hutt

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Adrian Smith

26 May 2007 26 May '07

6:07 p.m.

we currently have a Network Engineer position available at Smartlinx 3 Ltd in Upper Hutt. http://smartlinx3.co.nz/ For further information on this position please contact David Haynes, Managing Director, Smartlinx 3 Ltd david.haynes (AT) smartlinx3.co.nz Phone/FAX +64 4 939 1444 Cheers Adrian Smith

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Gerard Creamer

27 May 27 May

3:18 a.m.

New subject: Network Engineer position available at Smartlinx 3 Ltd Upper Hutt

Is this an appropriate use of the list? This is a serious question - we have positions come available from time to time and in the past haven't posted here in the belief that it wouldn't be appropriate, so if it is ok we'll add it to our recruitment strategy for technical network team members. Personally, as an employer, I think it shouldn't be OK as I like introduce my team members to the list and to encourage them to subscribe, and it seems odd to encourage subscription to a list that I know will deliver inducements to leave us. Gerard Adrian Smith wrote:

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we currently have a Network Engineer position available at Smartlinx 3 Ltd in Upper Hutt. http://smartlinx3.co.nz/

For further information on this position please contact

David Haynes, Managing Director, Smartlinx 3 Ltd david.haynes (AT) smartlinx3.co.nz Phone/FAX +64 4 939 1444

Cheers Adrian Smith

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Steve Phillips

6:01 a.m.

New subject: Network Engineer position available at Smartlinx 3 Ltd Upper Hutt

Gerard Creamer wrote:

...

Is this an appropriate use of the list?

This is a serious question - we have positions come available from time to time and in the past haven't posted here in the belief that it wouldn't be appropriate, so if it is ok we'll add it to our recruitment strategy for technical network team members.

Personally, as an employer, I think it shouldn't be OK as I like introduce my team members to the list and to encourage them to subscribe, and it seems odd to encourage subscription to a list that I know will deliver inducements to leave us.

Gerard

With all the "please contact me off list" posts and the people that seem to get precious about classifying these posts as "valid mailing list traffic" I'd be guessing that the answer to this question is a resounding "yes !" after all, this is supposed to be a generic contact list right ? and recruitment is simply another way of getting in contact with people that you want to do a job. I say go hard, this is a great forum for findign new recrits and contacting people that you would normally have to call a helpdesk or something for. -- Steve.

Justin Cook

12:17 p.m.

New subject: Network Engineer position available at Smartlinx 3 Ltd Upper Hutt

I don't mind seeing recruitment messages, but I quit off the PHPUG mailing list last week because of them. The recruitment attempts were all more or less asking for a seasoned professional and offering to pay a gas station wage. Mentioning the imbalance caused several members to wet their pants and cry foul; saying that we don't want to offend the sweatshop employers who were trolling the list. Ironically the job in question was to build a spambot, and the loudest crybaby was a known google spammer who turned out to have passed along the list details to the spambot employer in the first place. You can see how it gets ugly quick. I don't think job posts to this list are appropriate. Why not start a separate IT job list? Steve Phillips wrote:

...

Gerard Creamer wrote:

...
Is this an appropriate use of the list?

This is a serious question - we have positions come available from time to time and in the past haven't posted here in the belief that it wouldn't be appropriate, so if it is ok we'll add it to our recruitment strategy for technical network team members.

Personally, as an employer, I think it shouldn't be OK as I like introduce my team members to the list and to encourage them to subscribe, and it seems odd to encourage subscription to a list that I know will deliver inducements to leave us.

Gerard

With all the "please contact me off list" posts and the people that seem to get precious about classifying these posts as "valid mailing list traffic" I'd be guessing that the answer to this question is a resounding "yes !" after all, this is supposed to be a generic contact list right ? and recruitment is simply another way of getting in contact with people that you want to do a job.

I say go hard, this is a great forum for findign new recrits and contacting people that you would normally have to call a helpdesk or something for.

Jamie Baddeley

2:39 p.m.

New subject: Network Engineer position available at Smartlinx 3 Ltd Upper Hutt

Whilst I'm not keen to see the list denigrate into a jobs list, I'd note that this list has been used in the past by the list moderators for exactly that. Many other folks have also done it from time to time with no complaint. So the cat is out of the bag so to speak. So, based on the precedent set by the moderators - which seems to be "advertising jobs is ok", the question is now, what sort of jobs are on topic. My take is this: "Jobs involving network operations, advertised by network operators themselves" I think to do anything less would be extremely unfair to Smartlinx and fairly hypocritical of the moderators to decide anything less. jamie On Mon, 2007-05-28 at 17:17 +1200, Justin Cook wrote:

...

I don't mind seeing recruitment messages, but I quit off the PHPUG mailing list last week because of them. The recruitment attempts were all more or less asking for a seasoned professional and offering to pay a gas station wage. Mentioning the imbalance caused several members to wet their pants and cry foul; saying that we don't want to offend the sweatshop employers who were trolling the list. Ironically the job in question was to build a spambot, and the loudest crybaby was a known google spammer who turned out to have passed along the list details to the spambot employer in the first place. You can see how it gets ugly quick.

I don't think job posts to this list are appropriate. Why not start a separate IT job list?

Steve Phillips wrote:

...
Gerard Creamer wrote:

...
Is this an appropriate use of the list?

This is a serious question - we have positions come available from time to time and in the past haven't posted here in the belief that it wouldn't be appropriate, so if it is ok we'll add it to our recruitment strategy for technical network team members.

Personally, as an employer, I think it shouldn't be OK as I like introduce my team members to the list and to encourage them to subscribe, and it seems odd to encourage subscription to a list that I know will deliver inducements to leave us.

Gerard

With all the "please contact me off list" posts and the people that seem to get precious about classifying these posts as "valid mailing list traffic" I'd be guessing that the answer to this question is a resounding "yes !" after all, this is supposed to be a generic contact list right ? and recruitment is simply another way of getting in contact with people that you want to do a job.

I say go hard, this is a great forum for findign new recrits and contacting people that you would normally have to call a helpdesk or something for.

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Keith Davidson

3:29 p.m.

New subject: Network Engineer position available at Smartlinx 3Ltd Upper Hutt

Jamie does raise an interesting point. I have been guilty of posting situations vacant adverts to this list in the past, for goverance roles within InternetNZ - which are definitely not network operations roles, but responses from this list have sometimes been more useful than traditional advertising, I guess because many on the list know people who would have suitable skills and expertise and knowledge of the "InternetNZ" way... But I think the original posting expressed some concern that it might end up luring staff away from his operation. My guess here is that if people are scanning the sits vacants, they are already not happy in their current role and looking to move on regardless, so the upshot is its best for all parties. Further, at least I qualify the adverts I place with the proviso that I will provide beer to those offended by the ads, and I have some debts to pay in Dunedin next year... Keith Davidson ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jamie Baddeley" To: Sent: Monday, May 28, 2007 7:39 PM Subject: Re: [nznog] Network Engineer position available at Smartlinx 3Ltd Upper Hutt

...

Whilst I'm not keen to see the list denigrate into a jobs list, I'd note that this list has been used in the past by the list moderators for exactly that. Many other folks have also done it from time to time with no complaint.

So the cat is out of the bag so to speak. So, based on the precedent set by the moderators - which seems to be "advertising jobs is ok", the question is now, what sort of jobs are on topic.

My take is this:

"Jobs involving network operations, advertised by network operators themselves"

I think to do anything less would be extremely unfair to Smartlinx and fairly hypocritical of the moderators to decide anything less.

jamie

On Mon, 2007-05-28 at 17:17 +1200, Justin Cook wrote:

...
I don't mind seeing recruitment messages, but I quit off the PHPUG mailing list last week because of them. The recruitment attempts were all more or less asking for a seasoned professional and offering to pay a gas station wage. Mentioning the imbalance caused several members to wet their pants and cry foul; saying that we don't want to offend the sweatshop employers who were trolling the list. Ironically the job in question was to build a spambot, and the loudest crybaby was a known google spammer who turned out to have passed along the list details to the spambot employer in the first place. You can see how it gets ugly quick.

I don't think job posts to this list are appropriate. Why not start a separate IT job list?

Steve Phillips wrote:

...
Gerard Creamer wrote:

...
Is this an appropriate use of the list?

This is a serious question - we have positions come available from time to time and in the past haven't posted here in the belief that it wouldn't be appropriate, so if it is ok we'll add it to our recruitment strategy for technical network team members.

Personally, as an employer, I think it shouldn't be OK as I like introduce my team members to the list and to encourage them to subscribe, and it seems odd to encourage subscription to a list that I know will deliver inducements to leave us.

Gerard

With all the "please contact me off list" posts and the people that seem to get precious about classifying these posts as "valid mailing list traffic" I'd be guessing that the answer to this question is a resounding "yes !" after all, this is supposed to be a generic contact list right ? and recruitment is simply another way of getting in contact with people that you want to do a job.

I say go hard, this is a great forum for findign new recrits and contacting people that you would normally have to call a helpdesk or something for.

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Russell Tester

4:43 p.m.

New subject: Network Engineer position available at Smartlinx3Ltd Upper Hutt

...

Whilst I'm not keen to see the list denigrate into a jobs list, I'd note that this list has been used in the past by the list moderators for exactly that. Many other folks have also done it from time to time with no complaint.

So the cat is out of the bag so to speak. So, based on the precedent set by the moderators - which seems to be "advertising jobs is ok", the question is now, what sort of jobs are on topic.

My take is this:

"Jobs involving network operations, advertised by network operators themselves"

I think to do anything less would be extremely unfair to Smartlinx and fairly hypocritical of the moderators to decide anything less.

jamie

On Mon, 2007-05-28 at 17:17 +1200, Justin Cook wrote:

...
I don't mind seeing recruitment messages, but I quit off the PHPUG mailing list last week because of them. The recruitment attempts were all more or less asking for a seasoned professional and offering to

Perhaps the powers that be and the list in general need to come up with some granular list guidelines on what is / isn't appropriate to post to this list, and make it available for all to see. It seems that most of the traffic of this list at times is what is and isn't appropriate. And I don't have a problem with Job adds. 2c --Russ -----Original Message----- From: Keith Davidson [mailto:keith(a)wise.net.nz] Sent: Monday, 28 May 2007 8:30 p.m. To: nznog(a)list.waikato.ac.nz Subject: Re: [nznog] Network Engineer position available at Smartlinx3Ltd Upper Hutt Jamie does raise an interesting point. I have been guilty of posting situations vacant adverts to this list in the past, for goverance roles within InternetNZ - which are definitely not network operations roles, but responses from this list have sometimes been more useful than traditional advertising, I guess because many on the list know people who would have suitable skills and expertise and knowledge of the "InternetNZ" way... But I think the original posting expressed some concern that it might end up luring staff away from his operation. My guess here is that if people are scanning the sits vacants, they are already not happy in their current role and looking to move on regardless, so the upshot is its best for all parties. Further, at least I qualify the adverts I place with the proviso that I will provide beer to those offended by the ads, and I have some debts to pay in Dunedin next year... Keith Davidson ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jamie Baddeley" To: Sent: Monday, May 28, 2007 7:39 PM Subject: Re: [nznog] Network Engineer position available at Smartlinx 3Ltd Upper Hutt pay

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a gas station wage. Mentioning the imbalance caused several members to wet their pants and cry foul; saying that we don't want to offend the sweatshop employers who were trolling the list. Ironically the job in question was to build a spambot, and the loudest crybaby was a known google spammer who turned out to have passed along the list details to the spambot employer in the first place. You can see how it gets ugly

...

...
quick.

I don't think job posts to this list are appropriate. Why not start a separate IT job list?

Steve Phillips wrote:

...
Gerard Creamer wrote:

...
Is this an appropriate use of the list?

This is a serious question - we have positions come available from

...

...
...
...
time to time and in the past haven't posted here in the belief that it wouldn't be appropriate, so if it is ok we'll add it to our recruitment strategy for technical network team members.

Personally, as an employer, I think it shouldn't be OK as I like introduce my team members to the list and to encourage them to subscribe, and it seems odd to encourage subscription to a list that I know will deliver inducements to leave us.

Gerard

With all the "please contact me off list" posts and the people that

...

...
...
seem to get precious about classifying these posts as "valid mailing list traffic" I'd be guessing that the answer to this question is a resounding "yes !" after all, this is supposed to be a generic contact list right ? and recruitment is simply another way of getting in contact with people that you want to do a job.

I say go hard, this is a great forum for findign new recrits and contacting people that you would normally have to call a helpdesk or something for.

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Daniel Appleton

4:59 p.m.

New subject: Network Engineer position available at Smartlinx3Ltd Upper Hutt

Agreed, theres far too much moaning about inappropriate posts. d. On 28/05/07, Russell Tester wrote:

...

Perhaps the powers that be and the list in general need to come up with some granular list guidelines on what is / isn't appropriate to post to this list, and make it available for all to see. It seems that most of the traffic of this list at times is what is and isn't appropriate.

And I don't have a problem with Job adds.

2c --Russ

-----Original Message----- From: Keith Davidson [mailto:keith(a)wise.net.nz] Sent: Monday, 28 May 2007 8:30 p.m. To: nznog(a)list.waikato.ac.nz Subject: Re: [nznog] Network Engineer position available at Smartlinx3Ltd Upper Hutt

Jamie does raise an interesting point. I have been guilty of posting situations vacant adverts to this list in the past, for goverance roles within InternetNZ - which are definitely not network operations roles, but responses from this list have sometimes been more useful than traditional advertising, I guess because many on the list know people who would have

suitable skills and expertise and knowledge of the "InternetNZ" way...

But I think the original posting expressed some concern that it might end up luring staff away from his operation. My guess here is that if people are scanning the sits vacants, they are already not happy in their current role and looking to move on regardless, so the upshot is its best for all parties.

Further, at least I qualify the adverts I place with the proviso that I will provide beer to those offended by the ads, and I have some debts to pay in Dunedin next year...

Keith Davidson

----- Original Message ----- From: "Jamie Baddeley" To: Sent: Monday, May 28, 2007 7:39 PM Subject: Re: [nznog] Network Engineer position available at Smartlinx 3Ltd Upper Hutt

...
Whilst I'm not keen to see the list denigrate into a jobs list, I'd note that this list has been used in the past by the list moderators for exactly that. Many other folks have also done it from time to time with no complaint.

So the cat is out of the bag so to speak. So, based on the precedent set by the moderators - which seems to be "advertising jobs is ok", the question is now, what sort of jobs are on topic.

My take is this:

"Jobs involving network operations, advertised by network operators themselves"

I think to do anything less would be extremely unfair to Smartlinx and fairly hypocritical of the moderators to decide anything less.

jamie

...
I don't mind seeing recruitment messages, but I quit off the PHPUG mailing list last week because of them. The recruitment attempts were all more or less asking for a seasoned professional and offering to

On Mon, 2007-05-28 at 17:17 +1200, Justin Cook wrote: pay

...
a gas station wage. Mentioning the imbalance caused several members to wet their pants and cry foul; saying that we don't want to offend the sweatshop employers who were trolling the list. Ironically the job in question was to build a spambot, and the loudest crybaby was a known google spammer who turned out to have passed along the list details to the spambot employer in the first place. You can see how it gets ugly

...
...
quick.

I don't think job posts to this list are appropriate. Why not start a separate IT job list?

Steve Phillips wrote:

...
Gerard Creamer wrote:

...
Is this an appropriate use of the list?

This is a serious question - we have positions come available from

...
...
...
...
time to time and in the past haven't posted here in the belief that it wouldn't be appropriate, so if it is ok we'll add it to our recruitment strategy for technical network team members.

Personally, as an employer, I think it shouldn't be OK as I like introduce my team members to the list and to encourage them to subscribe, and it seems odd to encourage subscription to a list that I know will deliver inducements to leave us.

Gerard

With all the "please contact me off list" posts and the people that

...
...
...
seem to get precious about classifying these posts as "valid mailing list traffic" I'd be guessing that the answer to this question is a resounding "yes !" after all, this is supposed to be a generic contact list right ? and recruitment is simply another way of getting in contact with people that you want to do a job.

I say go hard, this is a great forum for findign new recrits and contacting people that you would normally have to call a helpdesk or something for.

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Nathan Ward

5:05 p.m.

New subject: Network Engineer position available at Smartlinx3Ltd Upper Hutt

Are we having a meta-meta conversation? On 28/05/2007, at 9:59 PM, Daniel Appleton wrote:

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Agreed, theres far too much moaning about inappropriate posts.

d.

On 28/05/07, Russell Tester wrote: Perhaps the powers that be and the list in general need to come up with some granular list guidelines on what is / isn't appropriate to post to this list, and make it available for all to see. It seems that most of the traffic of this list at times is what is and isn't appropriate.

And I don't have a problem with Job adds.

2c --Russ

-----Original Message----- From: Keith Davidson [mailto:keith(a)wise.net.nz] Sent: Monday, 28 May 2007 8:30 p.m. To: nznog(a)list.waikato.ac.nz Subject: Re: [nznog] Network Engineer position available at Smartlinx3Ltd Upper Hutt

Jamie does raise an interesting point. I have been guilty of posting situations vacant adverts to this list in the past, for goverance roles within InternetNZ - which are definitely not network operations roles, but responses from this list have sometimes been more useful than traditional advertising, I guess because many on the list know people who would have

suitable skills and expertise and knowledge of the "InternetNZ" way...

But I think the original posting expressed some concern that it might end up luring staff away from his operation. My guess here is that if people are scanning the sits vacants, they are already not happy in their current role and looking to move on regardless, so the upshot is its best for all parties.

Further, at least I qualify the adverts I place with the proviso that I will provide beer to those offended by the ads, and I have some debts to pay in Dunedin next year...

Keith Davidson

----- Original Message ----- From: "Jamie Baddeley" To: Sent: Monday, May 28, 2007 7:39 PM Subject: Re: [nznog] Network Engineer position available at Smartlinx 3Ltd Upper Hutt

...
Whilst I'm not keen to see the list denigrate into a jobs list, I'd note that this list has been used in the past by the list moderators for exactly that. Many other folks have also done it from time to time with no complaint.

So the cat is out of the bag so to speak. So, based on the precedent set by the moderators - which seems to be "advertising jobs is ok", the question is now, what sort of jobs are on topic.

My take is this:

"Jobs involving network operations, advertised by network operators themselves"

I think to do anything less would be extremely unfair to Smartlinx and fairly hypocritical of the moderators to decide anything less.

jamie

...
I don't mind seeing recruitment messages, but I quit off the PHPUG mailing list last week because of them. The recruitment attempts were all more or less asking for a seasoned professional and offering to

On Mon, 2007-05-28 at 17:17 +1200, Justin Cook wrote: pay

...
a gas station wage. Mentioning the imbalance caused several members to wet their pants and cry foul; saying that we don't want to offend the sweatshop employers who were trolling the list. Ironically the job in question was to build a spambot, and the loudest crybaby was a known google spammer who turned out to have passed along the list details to the spambot employer in the first place. You can see how it gets ugly

...
...
quick.

I don't think job posts to this list are appropriate. Why not start a separate IT job list?

Steve Phillips wrote:

...
Gerard Creamer wrote:

...
Is this an appropriate use of the list?

This is a serious question - we have positions come available from

...
...
...
...
time to time and in the past haven't posted here in the belief that it wouldn't be appropriate, so if it is ok we'll add it to our recruitment strategy for technical network team members.

Personally, as an employer, I think it shouldn't be OK as I like introduce my team members to the list and to encourage them to subscribe, and it seems odd to encourage subscription to a list that I know will deliver inducements to leave us.

Gerard

With all the "please contact me off list" posts and the people that

...
...
...
seem to get precious about classifying these posts as "valid mailing list traffic" I'd be guessing that the answer to this question is a resounding "yes !" after all, this is supposed to be a generic contact list right ? and recruitment is simply another way of getting in contact with people that you want to do a job.

I say go hard, this is a great forum for findign new recrits and contacting people that you would normally have to call a helpdesk or something for.

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Gerard Creamer

5:15 p.m.

New subject: Network Engineer position available at Smartlinx3Ltd Upper Hutt

Yep. This thread should end. Nathan Ward wrote:

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Are we having a meta-meta conversation?

On 28/05/2007, at 9:59 PM, Daniel Appleton wrote:

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Agreed, theres far too much moaning about inappropriate posts.

d.

Blair Harrison

8:25 p.m.

New subject: Network Engineer position available at Smartlinx3Ltd Upper Hutt

Hi Folks, I think this is a good time for me to pitch in my 2c (in agreement with Russell) to mention that I think the rules for a mailing list should evolve as per what the participants on the list want, and indeed what is commonly happening on the list. I don't think there has been much movement in the official 'rules' for nznog recently as for the most part we're a pretty self-regulating lot. Most recently I find there are a lot of people posting 'me too', 'this isn't appropriate!' and 'this should stop' type posts. This sort of stuff should really get taken off list and sent directly to whoever is the percieved culprit and/or one of the list moderators, and indeed this is noted in the rules already. From looking at the above few posts, and the lack of complaints to any prior job postings, I think it's fair to say that not many people have a problem with job listings here. So long as it's all civil, does there really need to be an official amendment to the rules, if it's not causing a problem? Moaning about what is and isn't appropriate really just drives up the noise level on the list making it less useful to everyone. Instead, maybe you should start posting something constructive about what you believe to be the barriers to IPV6 adoption in NZ, or what neat network monitoring software you've just written and are providing to the world for free. So, to get this list back on track, I'd love to come back to NZ in December and see some really nice unbundled ADSL2+ services with REAL IPv6 connectivity, but I think at the moment the problem with that is the consumer grade CPE equipment just won't handle it. Maybe the ISPs who are buying bulk CPE stock should really be demanding better IPv6 support. Mucking around with obscure telnet commands just to get your IPv6 tunnel working isn't the way to get IPv6 adopted quicker. As far as actual useful contributions, I've updated my data at http://jedi.school.nz/nzdg.html with the most recent data supplied by the DNC. And yes, I fixed those awful colours on the graphs :) Cheers, Blair On 5/28/07, Gerard Creamer wrote:

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Yep. This thread should end.

Nathan Ward wrote:

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Are we having a meta-meta conversation?

On 28/05/2007, at 9:59 PM, Daniel Appleton wrote:

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Agreed, theres far too much moaning about inappropriate posts.

d.

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