> I switched to just Security, and while I miss the ability to make and push changes to hundreds of thousands of machines to get things done, I don't miss any o

> I switched to just Security, and while I miss the ability to make and push changes to hundreds of thousands of machines to get things done, I don't miss any of the pressure or blame that automatically got lumped onto the sysadmin shoulders every time anything went wrong, and the complete lack of appreciation of all the times nothing went wrong, that were entirely the result of a tireless, efficient systems administration team. This reminds me of a joke my networking collegues used to tell to the new hires. Welcome to the networking team, where we are responsible for the network, aswell as anything that runs on the network because developers never bothered to pay attention in their networking class.