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Proactive Engineering: from Fixing Bugs to Preventing Incidents

As a young engineer, I discovered the satisfaction of resolving a critical bug for a valued client, earning recognition and a bonus. Ever since, my passion was for writing code and designing software that preemptively addresses potential issues. However, despite my efforts to prevent incidents, I never received the same recognition. This raises a crucial question: how can organizations foster a culture that motivates engineers to proactively prevent incidents rather than merely reacting to them? Join me as we explore strategies for building an organizational ethos that incentivizes proactive problem-solving, ultimately leading to more resilient and efficient software development practices.

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Elad Tabak

With over 17 years of experience in the dynamic tech industry, I've honed my expertise in enterprise-grade software development across a spectrum of environments, ranging from tech giants to nimble startups. My passion for innovation led me to specialize in cloud-related services, with a keen focus on crafting robust solutions using cutting-edge technologies like Golang. I've been working in Red Hat in the last 5 years, building a service that helps customers create and manage their Openshift clusters.