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Succeed at Failing: How I failed as a hands-on technical leader and what I learned.

As a human being, I am flawed. I make mistakes and I am not afraid to admit when I do. Failure is an opportunity to learn something about yourself and your surroundings. As much as I try to fail in new ways, failing in the same way might be necessary to actually learn the right lessons. As a hands-on technical leader, it is important to set a good example and to show how to react to situations that are not quite ideal.

In this presentation, I will describe ways in which I have failed, and what I was able to learn as a result. If you are in a leadership position, regardless of how high (or low) you are the chain of command, these lessons should hopefully help you reduce making the same mistakes I did. Don’t worry though, you will find new ways to fail, and that is ok, you are only human.

Brian Mericle

My passion involves increasing the effectiveness of engineering teams, Architecture, DevOps and enabling CI/CD.

Dallas, Texas, United States

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