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by jedberg
1928 days ago
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It depends on the role. I've always worked in sysadmin/devops, so a lot of programming is under duress of an outage. Even for the "regular engineers", I need to know that they can fix a production bug in real time, or at least figure out what to roll back. And even for the non-duress situation, there are plenty of situations during normal work where a senior engineer will have to jump in and contribute to a problem they've never seen before. |
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