1,313 Network Engineer Reviews

"The two years that I have been with CenturyLink helped me to gain access to different routers and switches and learn about the functioning of various technologies."

"Troubleshooting, manage and resolve network issues."

"I love to work in this particular field."

"Love to do work in night shifts and sometimes I got the chance. Hate to have someone keep eye on my timings and it is also not happening in Cox."

"Wanted to learn more. I love the hours and management."

"The fulfillment of the job is what I enjoy most."

"I love the customer facing role and project planning and role outs after configuration and staging of Cisco / Juniper routers, switches and firewalls. Being riffed on 12/20/2014 from Verizon is the only part I hate!"

"I love fixing network issues and learn new technologies."

"There is nothing that I hate being network engineer. I love being network engineer, because it gives me a challenging and thoroughly expanding career."

"I love the challenges that arise that you cannot learn from book study. You never know what you're going to run into from one day to the next. I sometimes dislike the long hours of troubleshooting that results in an unidentified "feature" in a product that complicates the whole network."

"I love my career as a Level III Network Engineer, and being a consultant at that. I am very much a people person, and a tech lover, so being able to integrate both into my work life makes working that much more enjoyable."

"Nothing I hate. This kind of work is what I was born to do."

"Love working hard, mentally as well as physically. Hate: redundancy."

"I have a passion for technologies that are useful and applicable in the real world and it truly does not get any more useful than networks. Also, I find Linux to have an extraordinary amount of potential in terms of the value that it can offer to an organization because of its open source nature. I love that I have spent so much of my time learning technologies that are useful and valuable and I get to continue learning and applying my knowledge in my career. There is really nothing that I hate or dislike about being a network engineer."

"The greatest reward is when the network is up and running and the Client is happy."