Current job: systems administrator at Cisco Systems. [What this means is that I sit on my ass all damn day and contemplate creative ways to kill myself or others and read HLP. I never have any actual work to do. This is about the worst job I can imagine, but the pay is pretty decent.]
Future job: Bricklayer, cabling installer, fast food, whatever. My next job will likely not include computers except tangentially.
For those of you who are looking to get into IT: don't just get a CS or CS/IT degree and expect to be useful. The market is saturated. Right now, there's ten graduates for every single position out there. That means you're going to have to have either a) Mad Skillz (and not in Squadwar) or b) a combination of skills that is very useful (like a programmer with mad RDBMS skills, or a sysadmin who groks sub-packet level network mojo). Joe CompSci graduate is pretty well useless out here right now. Go for a Master's degree in a useful discipline. Believe me, it will make a huge difference.
Steak: you're going to become a minister? I'm not sure if I should be scared or awed.
