"I love being able to make things my own and develop policy and procedures that I create rather then always looking for a higher up person for answers."
"Good work, but needed more opportunity and freedom to grow."
"I love to play with the systems and I always had the passion towards it. There is nothing to hate about it."
"I loved every little thing about it. It was a lot of fun and a learning experience."
"I love my work. I can flex my hours to meet the schedule of my day. WIth the exception of being on an On Call shift."
"As a child I received my first computer and have been hooked ever since. When I sit down to create a piece of software I don't see it as work but as a way to be creative and create something that can make a task easier or more streamlined for a customer. Software development allows me to utilize my analytical skills to not only create something that fulfills a need but to find where a problem occurred when a bug occurs in an application."
"Got to learn about linux in depth."
"I love my line of work. it's extremely fulfilling being able to help others with their problems, and provide new technologies to help the company I work for make it easier to do their work. This is something I'd love to do for the rest of my life."
"I love my job as a System Administrator. Technology is always changing so keep yourself up to date."
"I love to fix things and I enjoy maintaining and improving systems in UNIX, Linux, Windows etc."
"I love that I learn something new every day about my title. I was meant to do this."
"I love the daily challenges I get to face in my every day job. Since I happen to work in a jack-of-all-trades role, I never know what tomorrow will bring. The dynamics of my position allow me to remain educated in field as it grows and develops and prevents me from becoming bored."
"Love my work and my staff and my opportunites in this company."
"I love what I do and that gives me the motivation to grow and improve myself in my field as much as possible."
"Working as a systems administrations is interesting. It brings you the opportunity to mix with all the working teams of the company, sometimes you need to learn a little bit about the program which isn't working, so you get a lot of knowledge. On the other hand, is a little bit stressful, you can have a lot of co-workers stopped because servers don't work, or the CEO blaming at you because production environment failed, that's definitely the worst of systems administration."
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