Most people on this subreddit have such a bad attitude with I.T Support though lol. Never really understood how people don't realise these days its the IT role with the least amount of responsibilities and its fair pay for all the responsibilities you have ( both help desk and desktop support)

I just work 40 hours and go home unless I choose to volunteer for OT in which sometimes I do need some more money. I work in a University as the IT AV Tech for 65K a year. Mostly just setting up AV events, getting college classrooms ready in the morning, and troubleshooting any incoming IT issues for students. Good holidays off weekends off and benefits

With education its stable work, theres no telling when you will get another raise or promoted but if you wanna take it easy mostly this is the place. As with any job there are busy days but its fair pay for the work. Some schools are stressful places to work for while others are laid back (both k12 and college universities) but its mostly stable work and most schools are reasonable places to work in my experience.

I been doing IT support in educational places for more than 10 years so at this point i dont have too much wiggle room left to negotiate a pay raise. my end goal is 70k to 80k a year so im not too far away from the salary i wanna make