To me stuff like this sounds lovely. But sadly I am neither proficient enough to be anywhere near the level of what you need as a "help Travis" person. I am my

To me stuff like this sounds lovely. But sadly I am neither proficient enough to be anywhere near the level of what you need as a "help Travis" person. I am my own kind of JOAT (jack of all trades) thing. I do mostly data work. Mostly web stuff. Nowadays a lot of strategy, architecture but also still implementation, JS work, python, ETL. Currently building an internal system next to client work for our team to have a play ground. So setting up a fake online shop with fake traffic (selenium) so that the web analysts can try out new tools with somewhat realistic levels of traffic and see if these tools might be something that helps clients solve their problems. I love the fact that I have colleagues who do parts of that stuff and from whom I can still learn a lot. And I like the diversity of it. But I agree - regarding the technologies I use there is a longing for "the time to get really good at any of them".