THREAD: 1/3 Lessons learned from years of #Kubernetes and 6 months of teaching #K8s to Software Engineers...
1) Have remote backups!
2) Teach, Break it, Teach how to fix it. Don't just explain golden paths
3) Give them decent dashboards / GUI for debugging
"You need focus to become exceptional at anything.
Massive amounts of time and energy are wasted optimizing things that should be left undone.
You have to be great at saying no."
–@JamesClear
I was the PM on point for the launch of the original @AmazonKindle Fire tablet a decade ago, and today I want to share one of the many war stories I collected from that experience
a 🧵on how Amazon leverages compound interest in decision making
I am pretty recent to the pattern but I stopped checking slack. If it's important they will take the time to write an email.
Companies need to learn to communicate better not faster. (and often that is less frequent comunication not more)
Today I channeled my energy into this very unofficial but passionate petition for scientists to start drawing icebergs in their stable orientations. I went to the trouble of painting a stable iceberg with my watercolors, so plz hear me out.
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The metric is super subjective though. request volume or request size? Small team large team? High risk medical/safety? Mass roll out multi country/region.
Either having scale breaks normal paridims and thinking.
@deniseyu21 My go to. Is "what's on your mind right now" generally sparks the topic they want to talk about most which is a good starter and feels less awkward.
I think every company with more than 40 engineers should probably have someone dedicated to release engineering/developer productivity.
If that person has have excellent judgment and operational sense, they will be a gamechanger. (or dare i say...a 10x engineer?)
@WING3RZ Holidays people getting last vacation in before it gets cold. Lack of sun. Closed windows. People sitting in doors. More use of public transport instead walking/cycling. People not giving a shit and lack of care.... Its gonna get worse.
"I suppose it is tempting, if the only tool you have is a hammer, to treat everything as if it were a nail."
Not every one has the same tools as you do. Same goes for knowlage and history.
Stop and ask why and try to understand. Step into their shoes
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