I mainly listen to the InfoQ podcasts, but the only impact it had was contributing to my imposter syndrome. Regarding microservices, that may be common advice

I mainly listen to the InfoQ podcasts, but the only impact it had was contributing to my imposter syndrome. Regarding microservices, that may be common advice on HN but I'm not sure about the general dev community. I think most developers feel it's important to have on their resume along with docker, kubernetes, etc. And the only way to do that is to work at companies using microservices. Anecdotal, but many of my developer friends during the initial hype were asking me my thoughts on microservices and deciding to take lead roles to introduce microservices at companies without knowing anything about their codebase. Then they would change jobs every 6 months and repeat.