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IMO, the only places where it's done successfully view it as a culture and neither of the other two. That said, the easiest way to make yourself more 'in-deman
by busterarm 8y ago
IMO, the only places where it's done successfully view it as a culture and neither of the other two.
That said, the easiest way to make yourself more 'in-demand' right now is to make it your title.
As someone who does ops and development, when I look around in the market and see companies hiring full time devops roles, I usually see big red flags. The only jobs that I tend to want lately are on development side at small companies or the operations side at larger ones.
- paulie_a 8y agoI tend to see Dev ops as mostly ops but a background in dev. They can step in and understand the development environment, but generally they are going to make life easier for the devs. it's an important role, but having some developer background is nice while they kick ass getting things done. Your standard sys admin will do the job but generally get a big eyes look on their face when you ask about something outside of their wheelhouse.