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Linuxgruven
Linuxgruven was a technical services firm that was designed to specialize in work with the Linux Operating System. The firm was officially incorporated in the state of Missouri in February, 2000, by founders James Hibbits and Michael Lebb. Its doors closed on March 8, 2001. Linuxgruven had offices in eight U.S. cities including a headquarters office in Clayton, Missouri, which is a St. Louis, Missouri suburb. At its peak the company employed 106 people.
==Business Plan==
Linuxgruven's initial hiring and revenue plans were closely intertwined. The company placed advertisements in the Employment sections of local newspapers for Network Engineering positions. Individuals who were officially labeled as Human Resources personnel would offer job candidates a position with the company if they completed either a SAIR Linux certification or a proprietary Linuxgruven certification. In turn, Linuxgruven originally offered an eight-week training program for the certification process that initially cost $2,500. Near the end of the company's existence the price for training increased to $3,150 and the course was reduced to four weeks. Human Resources personnel were paid commissions based on the number of people who paid for the training program.
The stated reason for charging for training was to provide the company an immediate stream of income until the consulting services that Linuxgruven would provide generated sufficient operating revenue. In reality, most of the income that Linuxgruven received was directly from prospective employee training and not from technical support and services.
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