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• What positions/roles/industries are you targeting?

I'm not picky. I think I would prefer some sort of systems/infrastructure adjacent role. Automation is also very easy.

• Where are you located and what locations are you applying to jobs in?

I'm in California. I'm okay with relocation anywhere.

• Are you only applying to local jobs? Remote only? Are you willing to relocate?

I've been applying everywhere I can but I get screened out of the phone interview once the recruiter realizes I'm not in the area but willing to relocate.

• Tell us about your background and current employment situation

I'm a new grad and I'm currently working as a tutor. I've been picking up various tech certifications because I think the systems knowledge is useful and I wouldn't mind branching out into tech support or systems administration.

• Tell us about your job-hunting situation and challenges you've encountered

I get interviews, not for software but for other roles like systems administration. I feel like they go well at the time but I never get a call back.

• Tell us why you're seeking help. (i.e., just fine-tuning, not getting called back for interviews, etc.)

I want to know if I wrote something that would offend a hiring manager or something like that. I would also like to know what I could do to add better content. Maybe there's a good project or two I could work on?

• Is there a particular section on your resume you’d like feedback on?

I saw in the wiki that you're not supposed to add a references section, so is what I'm doing by putting my supervisors information okay?

• Is your citizenship status and visa situation playing a role in your job search?

No, I am a US citizen.

I have been running Linux VMs to do practice tests for an upcoming RHCSA. When I'm done with the VM my thirst for blood demands that I destroy my VM.

I tried rm -rf / --no-preserve-root, and while that did remove most files on my system it was not as dramatic as I liked. To my dismay the VM was maimed but kept limping along displaying an impotent command line, which just kind of made me feel bad for it.

What's worse, I happen to have a girlfriend and I had beckoned her over to bother her with my show of force but 'permission denied' to deleting the kernel files, and the command line left over just kind of made me look stupid (stupider relative to bothering her in the first place). Now I am humiliated and I'm sure she will leave me. /j

Will something along the lines of dd if=/dev/null of=/dev/sdb1 && rm -rf / --no-preserve-root work? I don't even want the machine to display a command line after my command executes.

RHEL 10

KVM/QEMU Hypervisor

P.S: I tried posting this on Linux4Noobs but their filters kept blocking my post.