You have a fair point — maybe I'd say more "IT Dude" than CS. In the corporate world I see many folks to doing IT who are doing it out of a default mode. Also s

You have a fair point — maybe I'd say more "IT Dude" than CS. In the corporate world I see many folks to doing IT who are doing it out of a default mode. Also sometimes said people will start with out with a passion, but pretty quickly it just becomes a job to them.