It's not so much about joining the bloated IT shops. Find yourself a nice quiet company (100-200 employees) where no one knows how to use a computer but everyone is required to.
From time to time you can slap their wrists for answering spam and downloading an e-card from 'a friend'. Or on really slow days you can turn off the servers and call it a 'power outtage'.
But whatever you do, DON'T pay one of those IT/tech companies to come in and help you. Chances are you'll end up with a switch plugged directly into an outlet with the UPS that sits just below the switch and has nothing plugged into it.
Yup-- that makes for a point-of-contention when trying to get the power company to refund you for the switch that blew when they put a hoe through the wrong wire.
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From time to time you can slap their wrists for answering spam and downloading an e-card from 'a friend'. Or on really slow days you can turn off the servers and call it a 'power outtage'.
But whatever you do, DON'T pay one of those IT/tech companies to come in and help you. Chances are you'll end up with a switch plugged directly into an outlet with the UPS that sits just below the switch and has nothing plugged into it. Yup-- that makes for a point-of-contention when trying to get the power company to refund you for the switch that blew when they put a hoe through the wrong wire.