No more pencils, no more books

So, as a student supervisor in the library and graduate student in library science with a BA in music I've landed a job as an analyst in what I'll lossely call the insurance field. It is true then, that a degree in music is the fast-track to being a used car salesman or insurance broker. In two short (albeit they will feel quite the opposite I'm sure) years I can return to the library, but there will be no shelving of books or shelf-reading of the juvenile collection. Hopefully I'll be answering reference questions and asking student workers to go gather some books for me (I do realize there is a lot more involved, I'm just pretending there isn't)