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DevOps is a culture not a job. Most good candidates know this, and will actively avoid "DevOps" roles. Now someone claiming 10 - 16 years experience as a DevO
by mugsie 10y ago
DevOps is a culture not a job.
Most good candidates know this, and will actively avoid "DevOps" roles.
Now someone claiming 10 - 16 years experience as a DevOp, is :
A: Lying. The term is 6-7 years old
B: If they have even been using / administering computers for that long should know what a default route is.
Could they have misinterpreted the question? I know the even at a senior level, interviewees can get flustered and confuse themselves.
- markatto 10y agoI didn't write the job title/posting, but the description makes it clear that strong linux and programming skills are required. These folks have 10+ years of "software engineer" and "systems administrator" jobs on their resumes, they're not claiming specific "devops" experience. I just talked to two more similar folks and I'm starting to despair at the state of the industry. What job title would you suggest to find people with a working knowledge of programming, config management, and infrastructure/systems internals? If all you can do is copy-paste jenkins tutorials off of the internet, you're not a "senior" anything.