Day in the Life of a SysAdmin Episode 7: Last Minute Chaos

This is helpdesk , not sysadmin

every day...

Complaints are a free estate, hence tickets

depends on the company. Some companies require you to do everything from help desk, system admin and networking. They don't have the money to afford a system admin guy so they make the helpdesk guy wear different hats and do everything from the beginning to the end of tech. If it's a smaller company, you may be required to do everything.

Im Linux systems administrator my colleagues are Unix and Windows systems administrators nobody is doing nothing like this is so bad even for a parody.

I am a sysadmin for my grandparent's house, I got paid food tho

Liked and subscribed... OMG so true

I am database admin ....and this is not what we do😂😂😂

Basic helpdesk support like this doesn't make you a sysadmin, stop missusing the term for the clickbate. Its like these people have worked in IT for a month or two and now their a sysadmin

A qualified and well paid Sysadmin has no public phone number...

Apparently these people don't the difference between helpdesk and sysadmin.

fuuuu... I don't have that title but this is literally the crap that I do

What are the qualifications for system administrator?

Stupid ass CDW, tech company and its obvious this is a help desk bullshit.
What a stupid short film.

This soooo damn accurate

Im working everyday like diz hhahaha

"my facebook has only 12 likes"

Level 1 helpdesk, a true nightmare!

Sys Admin is barely customer facing they’re behind the scenes. This tool is a help desk analyst at best.

This is not sysadmin this is help desk

Yup we do multi-task..

This is why you never buy from CDW they dont know shit

This is just sad

That’s me at the help desk 😂

I'd still rather be getting GPOs to work properly

The dude needs to get himself some BLACK LEATHER footwear!!!!!!

That is so true

My life every day at work in a nutshell...

In real life at end of day that phone would've never got answered xDDDD

No lie, the last scene has happened to me

Nowadays there is no difference between desktop support, remote support, network support, system engineer, system administrator, customer support. Infrastructure support, enterprise support. Upto L1 & L2. but after 4 to 6 yrs of experience you will be able to work in your area of expertise. So pathetic 😂😂😂

Overworked, thankless job and very sadly low pay.

This is a basic helpdesk job. The one you wish you never took. Sysadmins these days write code in Python/Powershell and configure network devices.

I am 3rd line but still have tons of 1st line work flow through to me... it is infuriating

I better keep mouth shut here 😂

As a Network Engineer working closely with System Administration, this video describes exactly what a Help Desk Technician would do.

I don’t miss the days, but I do miss the interaction experiences and the odd-ball questions that come.

Don’t knock Help Desk Support either because they do a lot of foot-work depending on your organization. A lot of respect to the people who keep their cool even when it’s time to go. I’ve stayed past my time when I was in this position and I wasn’t paid for it, but I did it because I truly wanted to deliver a genuine interaction, experience and concern for the issues they were having.

You’ll gain a crazy amount of respect and by then you’ll possibly be like me and many other people depending on your interest.

This is exactly where I first started and the accuracy is insane!!

Funny video though 😂

This is not sys Admin 😂😂😂😂

Nice effort, there isn't 24/7, not even critical services for the company or custmers, no emails, no monitoring apps or software

This isn’t sys admin. It’s help desk support.

"Can you fix the microwave????" I swear sometimes its as if some employees left their brains in their mother's womb

sysadmin lol xD

Sysadmin or helpdesk guy?

Can you change the lamp bulb..lol

"CAN YOU FIX THE MICROWAVE?" I FELL YOU BRUH 😂😁😁😀😂😁😁😁

This is clearly help desk not sys admin don't confuse people . Sys admin has more wider and critical roles and tasks than listening people over phone. He maintain servers,write scripts, user creation, Solving Network issues, installing patches,applications,updates and upgrade...etc. I appreciate help desk guys but clearly roles fulfilled by sys admin is at different level. No matter how small a company is the job he is doing above is help desk.

People need to get something. Do Not Fucking Call IT just five minutes before end of day saying you’ve got problem. In that case fuck you and your problem dude

I have same shirt.

"Squirl"

Lived that life for 17 years.

Helpdesk =/= Administration. Helpesk troubleshoots user issues , Admins trouble shoot network issues. Although if Company is small enough may wear more than one hat.