Two roles in a company like a developer i.c.w. system administrator tasks

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I work for a small company. Less then 20 employee's. Occasionally, my employer wants me to do system administrator tasks because the company doesn't have a system administrator. When doing system administrator tasks I can't focus on development tasks. Nevertheless, I don't get more time for development projects.



Now I'm wondering if it's decent to ask for a raise or another compensation for doing 2 jobs at the same time.






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I work for a small company. Less then 20 employee's. Occasionally, my employer wants me to do system administrator tasks because the company doesn't have a system administrator. When doing system administrator tasks I can't focus on development tasks. Nevertheless, I don't get more time for development projects.



Now I'm wondering if it's decent to ask for a raise or another compensation for doing 2 jobs at the same time.






professionalism compensation






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  • Are you frequently working more than your scheduled hours?
    – Philip Kendall
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  • @PhilipKendall No
    – Julian
    13 secs ago












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I work for a small company. Less then 20 employee's. Occasionally, my employer wants me to do system administrator tasks because the company doesn't have a system administrator. When doing system administrator tasks I can't focus on development tasks. Nevertheless, I don't get more time for development projects.



Now I'm wondering if it's decent to ask for a raise or another compensation for doing 2 jobs at the same time.






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I work for a small company. Less then 20 employee's. Occasionally, my employer wants me to do system administrator tasks because the company doesn't have a system administrator. When doing system administrator tasks I can't focus on development tasks. Nevertheless, I don't get more time for development projects.



Now I'm wondering if it's decent to ask for a raise or another compensation for doing 2 jobs at the same time.






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  • Are you frequently working more than your scheduled hours?
    – Philip Kendall
    5 mins ago










  • @PhilipKendall No
    – Julian
    13 secs ago
















  • Are you frequently working more than your scheduled hours?
    – Philip Kendall
    5 mins ago










  • @PhilipKendall No
    – Julian
    13 secs ago















Are you frequently working more than your scheduled hours?
– Philip Kendall
5 mins ago




Are you frequently working more than your scheduled hours?
– Philip Kendall
5 mins ago












@PhilipKendall No
– Julian
13 secs ago




@PhilipKendall No
– Julian
13 secs ago















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