veyepar: The Blameless Post Mortem: How Embracing Failure Makes Us Better

Author(s):	Chris Wilcox
Location	Cartoon 1
Date	jul Sat 27	Days Raw Files
Start	15:45	First Raw Start	15:32
Duration	0:30:0	Offset	0:12:21
End	16:15	Last Raw End	16:32
Chapters	00:00 0:09:52 0:10:36 0:13:00
Total cuts_time	26 min.

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Description:	While developing software, bugs and mistakes are inevitable. Come to hear how we can improve the approaches we often take as software developers to work better with one another in heated moments of failure and the aftermath of incidents. Through better interactions we can build better teams and create better services. In my career I have worked in a blameless post-mortem and a blame-full post mortem environment, across a variety of projects ranging from individual python libraries, to core infrastructure for a cloud. I am excited to share how I think not assigning blame when things go wrong results in a better team and a better product. In today’s world of developing services we tend to move fast and with that comes mistakes. This talk will discuss using post-mortems to turn incidents into opportunities for improvement, instead of just an opportunity to assign blame. markdown
Comment:	Mic went out, cut out the down time, re-encoded and upload. please re-review. On Sun, Sep 29, 2019 at 9:31 PM Chris Wilcox <chris@crwilcox.com> wrote: Hi Carl. This is intentionally not approved. I can't find a way to state that though? production notes

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