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Hi guys, I need a suggestion.
I am very new to devops domain like only 6 month of theoretical knowledge and i got offer pf a tech lead role in a company so will i be able to survive ? Will this 6 month knowledge with less hand-on is sufficient to survive or should i choose lesser profile first and try to learn and then try for higher role as tech lead? Guys who are working in devops domain please help me to understand that how is the work load in devops?
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I would set a strong boundary. You could always respond that the hospital is not interested in purchasing this product and that the excessive emails are inappropriate. Or you could allow them to come in for a pitch, or inservice, on your terms if you think the product might have any value. It is one of those they need you, you don’t need them type scenarios. I have worked for companies similar and they will likely try to find an angle in and reach out to other employees/managers. Which is why it might be helpful just to let them come in to say their piece and move on. Either way, be direct and honest but not rude.
How would you handle this?