Of course these days the janitor doesn't work for the TV company. He works for a cleaning company that has the contract to clean the place. So nobody can just f

Of course these days the janitor doesn't work for the TV company. He works for a cleaning company that has the contract to clean the place. So nobody can just flip him over to a new job, even for an evening. I wonder how this affect IT long term. So many people I know got into IT via the helpdesk and then moved up and sideways into another position. These days at many places the helpdesk is often widely separated (and sometimes outsourced) from the rest of IT. A lot less chance for the smart helpdesker to become a Sysadmin.