md8z4grc2h: So this is kind one of the big, big pushes that that from my move over to Hitachi that I really like is they've moved me more from instead of hacking things, ⁓ it's setting up people to hack and being advisor and and setting, setting up the 10x in my ability without having to use AI. It's awesome. So that's, that's, that's one of the things that I really like I like to prepare the environment for them because I want these people to We're going in to have an environment that is well set up. know exactly what they're coming into. They're given too little time. They're not given too much time. It gives you a lot of experience and exposure to the, I want to understand how all of these different systems work together. How can we make them work better together and directing traffic? I always like to say that it's a lot more directing traffic than it is deciding how big something should be or how small.
ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The conversation delves into the speaker's role in preparing the environment for hackers and the importance of mentoring and advising. It then transitions to the speaker's interest in understanding system integration and making different systems work better together.
Takeaways
- Mentoring and advising hackers
- Understanding system integration and traffic direction
Chapters
- 00:00 Preparing the Environment for Hackers
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