I gave #linkedin an honest try, for a year or more, in terms of finding #work. It's a cesspool of #toxicpositivity and fake job postings.

Now I'm asking, with all urgency -- to anyone who has anything #tech to offer, please consider a guy who has:

- 30 yrs of exp
- out of work 20 mo
- 3 kids, one approaching her 1st birthday
- a track record for secure systems
- a month before eviction
- low salary reqs

CV: https://jrlenz.com/files/cv-2023-12.pdf

US citizen | PH resident

#GetFediHired #Remote

@ralf man, you ought to start freelancing, even that you're opposing the idea, as I can see in the comments. There are many companies which need engineers for a particular project for a limited term, and it's too expensive for them to hire you on a salary. But if you have 5-10 good clients, you'll never be idling, as they will keep throwing work at you. I'm doing that for 15+ years in approximately the same field.
@ralf Another option is network operations, which are heavily outsourced to cheaper countries. But it's boring af to do all the configuration changes on request. You're a senior engineer, so do the most challenging part and leave the boring part to minions.