SysAdmin Appreciation Day ✨ 4 easy ways to make a SysAdmin happy

[@ulyssesmaclaren]

Lol I'm pretty sure SAD stands for SysAdmin "Appreciation" Day. Love it though... too right, our SysAdmins rock!!

[@gertcmarx]

Happy SAD!!! We have awesome SysAdmins indeed!

[@stjepkofako8631]

Thanks to our SysAdmins! You're doing an amazing job, and we are very appreciative of your support and hard work 🙂

[@kaiquebiancatti3794]

Thank you! This warms my heart and it's good to be appreciated, it's not an easy job but it is definitely rewarding :)

[@sethdaily9051]

Love the gratitude 🙏🏻

[@bettybondoc]

Huh, I never thought of it that way, but you're right. If I don't see my SysAdmins often, it means everything's running smoothly in the background. Great work, team! Happy SAD! ✨

[@chrisschultzssw8537]

Thanks Adam! I do feel appreciated here at SSW (and not just today 😊)

[@ManuDivyaGulati]

I love the SSW SysAdmins. Recently, Chris S helped organize Keeper for the CRM team such that any passwords that are used in our Power BI reports are easy to access. Part of this was made tricky as some passwords existed in other shared folders. We needed a way to have keep them in the existing folders while also making them available in a new Power BI folder. Chris figured out that Shortcuts in Keeper allow this. Thanks Chris!

[@eddiekranz]

Sysadmins are often overlooked as they're only noticed when something goes wrong - and when nothing is going wrong it means they're doing a great job. Happy sysadmins day, thank you sysadmins.

[@pennywalker9456]

Thank you for making our lives easier and for always helping me so quickly when I'm stuck! I appreciate you!

[@jimzhengssw2317]

9 out of 10 times I can get instant answer from one of the SysAdmins when I scratch my head looking for help, which is such a soothing experience that I can't appreciate more

[@ankyche5835]

Thanks so much for the super-fast response and fixing the problem right away. Happy SAD!!!

[@themichaelsmedley]

Great sentiment Adam :-)

[@CalebWilliamsSSW]

I don't have a point of comparison because this is the first job I've had regular interactions with SysAdmins, but I think our Sysadmins do a great job of marking sure you can only access systems when you need to (to avoid accidental mistakes) and fixing things in a timely manner.

[@warwickleahyssw4163]

Thanks Adam