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				<title>Why I think I failed as an architect</title>
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				<description> I was not actually planning to write that, more something about Docker.* these days. But that’s how it is.&#xA;I was listening to the Arrested Devops podcast — Episode 38 about Career Development, with Jeff Hackert.&#xA;For many reasons lately, I’ve been thinking about my career and what I wanted to do. By the way, I absolutely, positively recommend you listen to that episode (35 minutes, seriously it’s worth it).&#xA;The part that made me think about that article is when Jeff talked about making things you do visible. Providing context. Understanding people’s needs.&#xA;</description>
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