196 IT Support Specialist Reviews

"Interacting daily with the other employees. Resolving the IT issues quickly so the employees can perform their job functions."

"Most loving part of this job to provide customer service and helping people and learn new technology."

"I enjoy supporting applications and helping people. I just wish the work was more advanced and that I was able to take advantage of my skills and education."

"Working for the college never felt like work. I enjoyed every minute of it, even when I was stumped and needed my supervisor's help every step of the way on some projects. I loved the challenge of my job and all of the time I spent with the computers and servers. It was exhilarating."

"Hate time given; sometimes it's not enough.Making things working good."

"Love to solve so many different problems and love being busy with the schedule. No hate no gain, I hate when people are so friendly, I feel bad to bother them."

"I love focusing on projects and getting things working as expected. The one thing that bugs me most is sometimes that people try to circumvent the helpdesk process, and create some havoc for me."

"There is nothing I hated about this position. What I did like was working with my fellow employees and learning new technology."

"Yes, IT personnel are in High demand and I enjoy this career field. I love and respect technology. It is the direction in which the world is going."

"I liked the people I work with. Money seems to be wasted on trying to please employees."

"I enjoy my work and love to take new challenges and passionate about new technologies."

"I love being challenged at some of the most complex problems that user's cannot solve. It is very satisfying to see the client finally relieved that his/her problem has been solved, which at some times, can you bring you a lot of praise for working through it and actually getting if fixed. Priceless!"

"I love always to work with them."

"I meet with multiple which I like to interact with. The work environment is great. I do not like that there seems to be nowhere to move up to."