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I've realized an issue with job hoping in my own career with how I approach engineering design.I had 2 jobs where I stayed for less than 2 years. This bias

For people new to tech or applying to roles and trying to get “experience” in something let me break down roughly what companies are looking for If you see a

I think Chris makes a lot of good points here and in the more thought out post here https://devopsish.com/193/ But I respectfully disagree with the conclusionhttps://twitter.com/ChrisShort/status/1330121850362470400 First of all I comp

Someone asked me today what it takes to successfully onboard someone remotely. Here's my wish list as an employee who has been onboarded 100% remote a couple of times 0.

If you're chasing Kubernetes because that's what the tech giants use you should knowGoogle uses BorgFacebook uses systemdTwitter uses mesosNetflix uses mesosI'm not sure what Amazon or Microsoft use but

This install isn't off to a great start #Ubuntu2004 xrandr is my superpower Well it installed. Now my cursor is upsidedownThis is maybe the hardest thing I've ever done in

I'm a Developer Advocate on the containers team under @mndoci and @nickcoult Disney taught me how important the "guest experience" is and I plan to bring that same attitude to

snap was a mistake. I can't wait for Ubuntu to remove it by default like they did with so many other things What I actually should do is use Debian

If you're hiring engineers right now maybe consider changing your interview process to account for additional stress the candidate may be going through I'm sure your coding problems are thoughtfully