I never wanted to be in tech.
In fact, when starting school, I remember being severly uninterested in computers, as opposed to some of the other kids in my class.
But I did enjoy gaming, a lot.
So when my friends and I started playing Counter-Strike and needed a server for our LAN, I remember putting a network-cable directly from my friends PC to mine and expecting a server just to magically show up in the servers/LAN browser ingame.
It did not.
Thats when I started learning about IP-adresses, subnet masks, static vs dynamic IPs, portforwarding, WAN, gateways, firewalls, DHCP and DNS-servers, and bits and bytes in general.
After working in the IT-industry for over 10 years, I started creating courses lecturing and teaching full time at highschool-level educational institutions in Norway.
I've worked for a lot of different companies doing a lot of different stuff.