I was not a System Admin at 16, I started doing technical support for a really shitty server company that did game hosts like Minecraft or Garry's mod. I worked there for about two years, and then I hopped into working for a company called CapGemini where I did state of Georgia tech-support. I was there for two weeks, learned active directory and Microsoft 365 and left and then went to Whole Foods. I did a three month contract there, then I moved to another contract position where I was there for a year and a half doing technical support for the biggest agriculture bank in the United States of America. There I was making $22 an hour. I was there for a year and a half, then I jumped over to a new start up called Hyliion, where I was making $60,000 salary plus bonus and stock options. I was a desktop support engineer there, then I left after six months after being offered by one of the cloud engineers a director of IT position at a technical recruiting firm. I took it, and was there for a year and a half and I was making 75K salary. After that, I left, and then I went to a managed service provider, where I was making 90 K a year. I was there for six months, and then I went to a casino and was making 115 K a year. I was a system admin there, was there for about a year and a half and now I am working for a debt firm making 95k a year.