>https://miniseries.opscentric.io/devops-career-success https://miniseries.opscentric.io/devops-career-success I generally agree with: >"Successful DevOps pra

>https://miniseries.opscentric.io/devops-career-success https://miniseries.opscentric.io/devops-career-success I generally agree with: >"Successful DevOps practitioners don't get paid to write code or configure servers. They get paid to solve problems." However, I'm curious how your miniseries ties this in. You're starting with what is, ostensibly, rote technical knowledge. How do you convey/teach things like: - navigating abstract problem spaces - owing deliverables to cross-team non-technical stakeholders - responding to severe outages in highly complex, large-scale distributed systems - designing operational processes to make said outages easier to deal with Skills I've generally found incredibly important to have, but hard to teach absent the experience of dealing with them in the first person.