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by ffdf3r3rf 5y ago
You can say no but you will have to be tactful. A simple refusal might get you fired but asking for training or showing how you are inefficient at certain task, may send the message without embarrassing your boss.
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by ffdf3r3rf 5y ago
You may want to check this out: https://www.foxbusiness.com/lifestyle/people-who-work-from-h...
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by ffdf3r3rf 5y ago
I don't disagree but I don't know where they are getting their marketing material where they think developers can do devops. I suspect it might some sales tactics from these Cloud/DevOps companies.
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by ffdf3r3rf 5y ago
As a developer, I hate k8s, but mostly because my management does not understand difference between developers and devops. They changed our job titles to devops engineers and fired sys admins. I understand k8s is complex for people who spec
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by ffdf3r3rf 5y ago
I think that is something that if you have done it before, it is easy but as someone who has never done this have no clue. I mean I have a lot of local businesses that I frequent, but I deal with employees only. I can ask my server what pro
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by ffdf3r3rf 5y ago
How would you find a local client? Cold email? Networking events?
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by ffdf3r3rf 5y ago
Thank you for sharing your story, I love webdev and development in general, but burning out in corporate culture. Maybe I should slowly move into indie development.
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by ffdf3r3rf 5y ago
Feeling low too :( A lot of non-technical people getting in position of power by smooching and then imposing whatever random buzzwords they read in a tweet. In my company, all my devs are working on filling out TPS reports and management wo