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Problem: Developers having trouble embracing innovation and change. Solution: Listen to Kelsey Hightower He says, let's think about people at different levels of their careers when Docker comes out with their new technology. (edited for brevity from the original interview) 🤓 If you're junior in your career, you have no reference point. All you know is that a lot of people are really excited about something. Let's say you're still in college, six months away from graduating, and you're looking at all the news postings about what's going on. What industry are you about to walk into? You might decide: I want to be a Docker system administrator, or I want to be a Docker developer. 😎 If you’ve been working in the industry for five or so years, you probably have an approach to solving some of the problems that Docker solves. You likely have experience with other tools to do that. So you look at this Docker thing and wonder how it is different from what I'm currently doing? At this stage in your career, you can at least evaluate whether you need it or not. The takeaway: If you're inflexible, you'll dismiss Docker for a decade. You'll say, ah, it needs to be production-ready. Look at all the features that it's missing. I'll just wait. If you’re more experienced and flexible, you will ask good questions like, what problems is it trying to solve? You’ll look at Docker because you already have a mental roadmap. You’ll look at Docker and think: Ooh, that's what I've been thinking about, and it's finally here. Listen and watch this special episode of CRAFTED. with host Dan Blumberg: 📺 YouTube: https://bit.ly/3YdTWZC 🎧 Apple: https://apple.co/4cP6fQD 🎧 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3Sg0cwc #DockerXCrafted

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Why do you work? Most of us would answer, “Because I need to pay for things.” Kelsey Hightower's retirement at 42 came after a life driven by learning how to work and earning the title of Distinguished Engineer at Google. On the latest CRAFTED., Kelsey tells host Dan Blumberg how he's ready to spend the rest of his life learning how to live. Listen and watch this special episode! 📺 YouTube: https://bit.ly/3YdTWZC 🎧 Apple: https://apple.co/4cP6fQD 🎧 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3Sg0cwc #DockerXCrafted

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Kelsey’s journey from Hello World to Hello Revenue to Hello Retirement: self-taught developer sought-after speaker Kubernetes pioneer Distinguished Engineer at Google During the years when Kelsey Hightower was learning "how to work" and be a developer, he matured from one-tool-for-all-things arguments with colleagues to being open to learning new tools and platforms to solve problems creatively. Lately, he has turned his focus to the “how to live” years of his life, seeking to answer the question: What is my actual impact on society? In his interview on the CRAFTED. podcast with Dan Blumberg, he notes: “We just remember the impact they had on our lives or the lives of others. And some of those people died broke. Some of them died rich and famous. But either way, we all still just remember their impact.” Listen and watch this special episode: YouTube: https://bit.ly/3YdTWZC Apple: https://apple.co/4cP6fQD Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3Sg0cwc #DockerXCrafted

NEW EPISODE! The latest CRAFTED. episode with Kelsey Hightower, Former Google Distinguished Engineer sits down with Dan Blumberg 🗝️ Key takeaways from this special episode: - What Kelsey’s been up to in his first year off the job — and why he refuses to mount his TV over the fireplace - Kelsey’s thoughts on how developers can advance their careers by getting good at innovating after, sometimes long after, going from zero to one - Humans are natural storytellers – embrace it, and don’t let corporate make you boring! - Vulnerability and how Kelsey learned to be so confident on stage - The time Kelsey nearly bombed on stage but turned it around into an “extra dope” moment on stage during a Google keynote - “A lot of people don’t realize how much power they have until way later in life” – why even the little things (like saying hello to a stranger) matter - Representation matters: being a black man in tech - The power of open source - “What is my actual impact on society?” — why Kelsey retired - Kelsey’s hopes for the future — and why we should be more excited about human intelligence, not just artificial intelligence Listen and watch this special episode: 📺 YouTube: https://bit.ly/3YdTWZC 🎧 Apple: https://apple.co/4cP6fQD 🎧 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3Sg0cwc #DockerXCrafted

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Kelsey Hightower is retired but not tired... and he does not want to be the next retired tech dude featured on HGTV. In tomorrow’s new episode of CRAFTED., find out what he has been up to in his first year off the job — and why he refuses to mount his TV over the fireplace. Subscribe today and listen when it’s live! crafted.fm #DockerXCrafted