to hire and train new SREs. Apprentices come from different backgrounds, for example we hired a Math Teacher who had completed a coding bootcamp (Hackbright Academy). We matched SRE Apprentices with SRE Teachers.
the SRE interview-loop to become an SRE. They then continue to develop their skills and one day they will find a Padawan to train. SRE Teacher Padawan Jedi SRE Apprentice
was critical for my career - it was my foot into the door of the tech industry, when it can be hard to break in as a newcomer without the usual credentials. But getting your foot in the door is just the first step. To help set me up for success, Tammy was several things for me: a mentor, a source of emotional support, and an advocate. Find people who are truly dedicated to being there for others! I'm so glad that Tammy and her folks were there for me, checking in, thinking outside the box and pushing for growth and change in our communities - Rona Chong, Padawan // SRE Apprentice.
- Tammy Bryant Butow Can feel disturbances in the force and use skills effectively to achieve desired results. Has a desire to learn everything she can about the force.
Apprentice up for success • Be a mentor • Be a source of emotional support • Be an advocate • Check-in • Think outside the box • Push for growth and change in our communities • 2+ years SRE experience
and understand failures in Production Learn by training Learn by shadowing Learn by practice Learn by community * Mandalorian-style apprentice program featuring Grogu aka Baby Yoda and a Jedi trainer
they are and help them get where they need to be. 2. Don't limit yourself as a mentor: Your apprentice's role isn't limited to code, so why should your mentorship? 3. Don't forget to establish open lanes of communication.
to being effective is being willing to ask questions. 2. Don't just accept a task. 3. Unrealistic expectations happen all the time in software. 4. Invest in your relationships with your colleagues