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SUMMARY:Mental Health Studies in Devops
DESCRIPTION:NOTE: Use the new back entrance. Details at the end of the even
 t post and see attached photo.\n\nWe will have a special talk by Karthik G
 aekwad (you may have heard of him).\n\nFood sponsored by Oscar Tech (Thank
 s to Phil Dunn!)\nCheck them out at www.oscar-tech.com\n\nTITLE\n=====\nMe
 ntal Health Studies in Devops\n\nABSTRACT\n========\n“How are you doing?
 ” is a question that is frequently asked but seldom heard. In our busy l
 ives today working to solve devops related problems\, many of us put aside
  “everything else”\, to spend more time solving the problems with Kube
 rnetes clusters\, or writing code to minimize on call burdens. Then\, we r
 ealize we're “burned out”\, and take time to fix ourselves. We notice 
 coworkers completely burned out and realize they aren't themselves anymore
 .\n\nIn this talk\, I will talk about burn out\, and mental health from a 
 devops standpoint. Burnout isn't a new issue\, and many other well-establi
 shed professions deal with similar issues of the workforce being “tired
 ”\, and having a hard time being enthusiastic about work. I'll spend tim
 e talking about early warning signs for burnout\, how other professions de
 al with this\, and steps you can take to continuously enjoy whatever you'r
 e working on!\n\nBIO\n===\nKarthik Gaekwad is a Principal Engineer for Ora
 cle Cloud. He's been in many engineering roles inside Oracle and was on th
 e product teams that released various container-based products including O
 racle Kubernetes Engine. He loves to write code\, but at the same time fig
 ure out how to do everything in a sustainable manner\n\nWant to speak? Let
  us know here: (http://bit.ly/2H9Xkgu)\nWant to sponsor? Let us know here:
  http://bit.ly/2VvPBxb\n\nhttps://www.devopschat.co/meetings/mental-health
 -studies-in-devops
URL:https://www.devopschat.co/meetings/mental-health-studies-in-devops
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