Differences between System Admin ,SPAdmin and Farm admin in terms of day to day job responsibilities

Hi,
Any help on this?
Thanks,
srabon

As per my understanding
1. Sysadmin > System admin is the person who is responsible for System(OS, Hardware, network) related issues in org. He is not concerned more about Applications like Exchange and sharepoint unless he I asked to do so. So you need a daily\weekly plan to
audit systems in the org
2. SPadmin \ Farm admin> This is SharePoint admin who would look into the server farm environment. SharePoint farm include SharePoint server, windows on sharepoint server, SQL, etc. only thing related to sharepoint
Also if anyone is Site collection admin. He should keep tap on site level stuff like audit, issue, size of database, etc
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