Great place - Administrative Assistant iNOC Employee Review

The most valuable thing that INOC offers is exposure to the industry. In my time there I have gained years of experience troubleshooting and restoring many different network types built on different vendor equipments. I've also gained a national network of industry contacts. I've found that promotions and raised are both timely and forthcoming. Leadership and management teams are both available and receptive to employee needs. The work is completely remote and the benefits package is more than adequate.

If you stay in the same role for too long the work can become repetitive.

-great coworkers -3 days off 4 days on -remote The one thing i liked about iNOC is my coworkers, they were great people to work with.

- mainly administrative work -out dated training processes -low pay -high turnover rate -high call volume My time in the NOC department became highly repetitive, and I felt like I wasn’t gaining any new knowledge. The work lacked hands-on, technical engagement most of the time, we were either escalating issues to another team or reaching out to a third-party provider to resolve them. Toward the end of my tenure, increased micromanagement made the job even more frustrating. If you’re new to the field, this could be a decent entry point, but for those with experience, it’s best to look elsewhere.