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Pay is actually good. Education isn't HEAVILY required (I am a sys/network admin at a decent sized nonprofit with a small campus and have 0 IT certifications and a Bachelor's in Biology). People often don't know what you do so there's little amount of overhead micromanaging and such -- your boss oftentimes CANNOT do your job, something that isn't exclusive to IT, but uncommon in other fields. You can go anywhere, every city in the world has an IT infrastructure that someone supports. Sometimes your job is waiting for something to break -- free time. You can game at work.
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