954 Network Administrator Reviews

"It is hard to find positions that allow for professional growth within the company."

"I love my job. I hate to deal with supermen!!"

"I love all aspects of being a Network Administrator. The only down I have is sometimes we don't have what we need on hand. Being a small company money is tight and I've had to re-implement machines over the course of years to get my job done. I've done it, however sometimes new would be good."

"I came to learn a lot about the basic concepts of networking. I would like to expand my skills and want to be a network engineer to work on the core network components over the internet."

"I love being a network administrator."

"I loved the attention to detail. The IT field has too many certifications."

"I hated nothing and loved everything."

"Not happy with the way the company handles their employees."

"I loved interacting with a very diverse group of people. Google's support was (mostly) fantastic and their backend admin tool(s) are pretty solid. There are a few problems with their documentation as well as some obvious missing features but overall it wasn't bad."

"Very great position and easy to handle."

"I love the challenges that come with what I do. Everyday is different, no one issue is the same. I love that I learn something new everyday, the more I learn the more I realize there is more to learn. What I don't like is dealing with vendors who give you the run around when trying to get a work around in place while you work on the main issue. Or not having all the tools you need to do your job."

"I love the vast amount of knowledge required to stay ahead in this field."

"I can honestly say there is nothing I hate about being a Network Administrator. I am responsible for maintaining systems, making sure problems get solved, and generally ensuring the availability of resources to company employees. There is nothing more rewarding than that."

"Challenging environment with an always evolving workplace."

"I don't hate anything about the work I do, it's a really slow, like to get more into networking and security."