363 Senior Systems Administrator Reviews

"I love the opportunity to truly apply myself, and constantly being able to challenge my abilities."

"Nothing to hate, its all part of the job and everyone knows whats associated when we decided to make it a professional long term career."

"I like to troubleshoot the errors if any because I like an error free environment."

"I like the day to day dynamic of the possible things I could come across. I hate the managers that don't know many technical things running the show."

"I enjoy the daily challenges my current position affords me. Unfortunately, management is sometimes not as proactive as I would like."

"I love troubleshooting and resolving outages. enjoyed learning new skills like netapp and juniper firewalls. enjoyed the extra control of a smaller company and improving my skills in f5 ltm load balancers."

"I love it it is a job that make me learn new things everyday."

"I love to see how my work can improve the revenue of my company, just doing some simple adjustments can return thousands of dollars extra per day. I hate when I can't do something because it has a bug and the developers can't figure it out."

"I love being in a position that allows me to orchestrate the implementation and operational maintenance of systems. It is a gratifying job to see hard work pay off with well maintained systems."

"Love Challenging & problems Hate waste time"

"I love being able to solve issues which no one was able to. :)"

"As a senior system admin, I really like being in touch with new technologies and being the first to implement it and test it."

"I absolutely love being a SysAdmin. The job is very demanding, almost all of the time, however it is very fulfilling at the same time.I enjoy being the go to guy, and being the one that deals with the issues and problems that no one else has been able to figure out, or had time to figure out."

"Love new technologies and challenges. Being a systems administrator exposes you to many technologies and people. In the right environment you'll never lack for challenges. On the bad side, systems admins are often overworked."