...How exactly do you think that's failing? Computing is fundamentally about problem decomposition. Being a sysadmin is assembling parts into a functional whol

...How exactly do you think that's failing? Computing is fundamentally about problem decomposition. Being a sysadmin is assembling parts into a functional whole. Development is what happens when there aren't parts that can be assembled into a desired whole. Honestly, if you're doing nothing but development, and not operating anything, I'd say that is probably a strike against you in a sense. t. Person who has recently taken up an interest in the Operational side of things after over a decade in development. I've found that switching between the modalities of developer/operator gives you an insight into code that just isn't found elsewise.