That regular feeling of obsolescence is pretty germane to being in tech. I remember feeling that way about Quantum Computing... in 1999. The nice thing is the

That regular feeling of obsolescence is pretty germane to being in tech. I remember feeling that way about Quantum Computing... in 1999. The nice thing is the technology moves. In fact I imagine that's what attracted you to the industry in the first place. As these things roll forward we start doing more and the pie just grows. Maybe the future of DevOps is in managing, deploying and optimizing AI stacks? Or maybe just managing the -cost- of AI? Or how do we manage and exchange personal health data on these platforms? Or biotech experiments? Or global IoT stacks? Maybe it's managing APIs, or solutions that are federations of third-party services. So much stuff in the technology pipeline it blows my mind. Some of the harder skills may become less relevant (they'll never go away, in actuality). The principles and soft skills you have still have a long way to go.