Too old for OP.  I looked at OP&#x27;s posts and did some google work and if its the job in what amounts to west Toledo OH, they&#x27;ll only hire new grads between the precise ages of 23 and 25.  28 would be far too old.  Its weird because plenty of people between the ages of 22 and 67 would be capable of doing the job, but OP is only interested in 1&#x2F;20th the age range.  Perhaps that&#x27;s why they get no bites.  My resume would be auto-tossed for ageism reasons unless I filled it with lies, probably not the best way to start a relationship LOL.  Presumably the extremely narrow acceptable age range implies you&#x27;ll be fired in two years and now here you are 25 years old in western Toledo, wondering what to do for the next 50+ years.<p>I live six hours away and they won&#x27;t remote, or pay relo.  Doesn&#x27;t matter if 100M people live within 10 hours... I&#x27;m not spending 20+ hrs&#x2F;dy on a commute and the greater Toledo metro area is only half a million or so people.<p>The laundry list strategy for devops isn&#x27;t going to work unless there&#x27;s blind luck due to over 25M people in commute range like NYC.  &quot;can learn to do mostly anything quickly&quot;, that&#x27;s me, no need to itemize down to &quot;can lick envelopes to seal them&quot; &quot;can plug in AC power cords&quot;.  I&#x27;m sure next month when the new flavor of the month is released I&#x27;ll figure it out and use it, just like I&#x27;ve done for decades, and just like you&#x27;ll expect your employees to master OTJ.