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Re: [SAGE] System Engineer vs System Administrator (was Resumeinflation)

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Subject: Re: [SAGE] System Engineer vs System Administrator (was Resumeinflation)
From: Jennifer Davis <sigje@sigje.org>
Date: Thu, 16 Sep 2004 09:22:41 -0700 (PDT)
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>
> 1) "System Engineer" was a term for, or perhaps the next step above,
>   "Senior System Administrator"; or
>
> 2) "System Administrators" did operations and reactive work, while "System
>   Engineers" did automation and proactive work.

3) System Engineers support the sales team on site to integrate different 
products, or provide technical support before a company actually buys the 
product.

Jennifer

Follow-Ups:
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References:
- RE: Resume inflation (was Re: [SAGE] Tests for Systems Administrator interviews.)
  - From: "Jenkins, Steven" <JENKINSS@mail.etsu.edu>
- [SAGE] System Engineer vs System Administrator (was Resume inflation)
  - From: Trey Harris <trey@eecs.harvard.edu>

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