(Experience sharing—M department, DevOps)

You can keep taking time off. Coming here will overturn your concept of taking leave (redefining what it means to take leave). If you’re looking for a semi-retirement position, this might be a good fit for you.

Your manager may not really understand what DevOps means, because they also don’t really understand Docker or Nginx.

Why can someone who doesn’t really understand Docker or Nginx become a DevOps manager? Then you should ask how they got in.

Once you know how they got in, you’ll have a kind of realization about everything you see:

“Oh—I see. That explains it.”

The work consists of miscellaneous errands, and you won’t learn many useful skills. It’s recommended that you clarify the job responsibilities during the interview;

otherwise, your manager might say something like this to you:

https://tinyurl.com/yybhjkq7

When a manager says this kind of thing to you, you can imagine how you should “communicate” with them.

Your manager takes on outside projects (and senior management knows about it), so they may assign you issues unrelated to the company (either during or outside working hours).