From Laid-Off Network Engineer to Platform Engineer: Patryk’s DevOps Journey
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In this career interview, Patryk shares his journey from network engineering to landing a Platform Engineer role, detailing how he studied DevOps 20 hours weekly while employed, built automation projects (including a Terraform-based certificate renewal system saving $200/customer annually), and secured an internal promotion before completing his bootcamp. The video provides practical insights for career changers on overcoming the tutorial loop and becoming job-ready in cloud/DevOps roles.
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