As someone who is currently majoring in Computer Science and has spent a lot of time working in kitchens the idea of being on the SRE team is so unbelievably appealing it's almost difficult to put into words.
One of my favorite things about being in a kitchen is the extreme rush, adrenaline, and stress that all combines with a necessity for quick rational thought and on your feet problem solving. The first time I read about DiRT I fell in love with the idea instantly. I have a couple questions relating to participating in the events.
Is it really as fun as I think it is? Since I love intense stress, adrenaline, problem solving, high-pressure situations, and computers it seems like a dream come true
What sort of CIS focus would you recommend for the SRE team?
How often does the team have "Oh shit" moments where something major breaks and you have to jump into action? What kind of things are breaking in those moments?
Thanks for doing the AMA! The work you all do is incredibly inspiring and motivational.
SkankTillYaDrop60 karma
Hi there!
As someone who is currently majoring in Computer Science and has spent a lot of time working in kitchens the idea of being on the SRE team is so unbelievably appealing it's almost difficult to put into words.
One of my favorite things about being in a kitchen is the extreme rush, adrenaline, and stress that all combines with a necessity for quick rational thought and on your feet problem solving. The first time I read about DiRT I fell in love with the idea instantly. I have a couple questions relating to participating in the events.
Is it really as fun as I think it is? Since I love intense stress, adrenaline, problem solving, high-pressure situations, and computers it seems like a dream come true
What sort of CIS focus would you recommend for the SRE team?
How often does the team have "Oh shit" moments where something major breaks and you have to jump into action? What kind of things are breaking in those moments?
Thanks for doing the AMA! The work you all do is incredibly inspiring and motivational.
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