How can you be a Server Administrator for more that 10 years when you don't know what a Terminal/Commandline is and that there's a difference between GET and POST?

> that there's a difference between GET and POST?

Depending on what kinds of servers you manage, you might not need to know. Still lame.

> don't know what a Terminal/Commandline is

That's reason for dismissal, in my opinion.

@SomeNone I don't mean a semantic difference (state changes) but that there are actually different types of requests.

All you have to do is work with Windows Server and never support a web application . Bam. It’s really easy. Go do IT for 8 years then get a job at a company that writes software and you’ve got the makings of a useless sysadmin from an IT background

There are way too many people out there with a survival mentality. If I didn't need it all this time then it's okay to not know it.

Reeks of office Windows only admin.
You can manage quite a large office without both. I wonder if there is a good understanding of networking though. Lots of professional equipment is hard to manage without command line and in a large environment you are going to need that.