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Used concrete steps: learned Scrum and Kanban and starts attending early planning and five‑minute datacenter meetings so ops sees requests before rollout. Describes being the lone IT person at a ~100‑employee shop with about 80 developers, forcing on‑the‑spot prioritization — e.g. refused a 64GB VM instead of inheriting waste. Emphasizes communication, simple documented process, flexible tooling choices, and continuous small improvements rather than one big project.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:10Welcome
- 0:26Previous Experience
- 0:43Software Development
- 1:00First Development Company
- 1:16BBC Interview
- 1:31Learning Scrum
- 3:09What is DevOps
- 3:26I hate ambiguity
- 3:42Watch and listen
- 3:58Communication
- 4:15Process
- 4:31Tools
- 5:20Continuous Delivery
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