27,366 Network Administrator Jobs

“after 14 years. I'm still glad to have a job”

Pros:  “as a remote field techincal support analyst, I have the mobility to travel throughout the greater Los Angeles area, supproting our flients at their various branches and…”

Cons:  “Communications - Free wirelsss phone line is a great perk, tho it's because they have a bundled service through the service providers which gives us limited…” – Full Review

“Software Developer, Staff”

Pros:  “There are some quality people, good managers who want to provide value for their clients. It can be fun exciting work. Some environments require working with people that…”

Cons:  “Unfortunately a lot of the experience is dependent on whom you end up working under. Compensation in West Virginia seems to be behind the curve of nearby areas…” – Full Review

“Expected to make over 100+ phone calls a day to persuade C level exec's to attend our conferences.”

Pros:  “Relaxed corporate culture for the most part and a pretty cool view of Chicago...sadly, that's about the only positive thing I can say.”

Cons:  “Unstable company. Poor management (actually lacking mgmt completely). Completely sugar coated the job description to advertise to nieve, young, unexperienced…” – Full Review

“Demanding place to work”

Pros:  “Omgeo pays above market average.”

Cons:  “Some positions demand 6 day work weeks” – Full Review

“Life at APC is more than Just a Job”

Pros:  “Good place to be in”

Cons:  “Avoid this if you are looking for short term movement” – Full Review

“The contractor area is good!”

Pros:  “Large company with many positions world wide”

Cons:  “Overhead high so they dont pay the best! They have cut recently on benefits... No more pension!!” – Full Review

“My experience at AT&T was a good one overall as it relates to job skills and benefits.”

Pros:  “I was able to be involved in a lot of projects that helped me learn things that I would not have learned on my own.”

Cons:  “Work in California is diminishing for the sake of money. Company looks at the bottom line too much. The outsourcing of work needs to stop.” – Full Review