I’m sorry to read this and read the threads. I hope it somehow gets better.
In my 15 years at Red Hat, peak time were the Jim Whitehurst years. RHEL was huge, Middleware made relevant products, and OpenShift was born. People loved Red Hat— there was a couple married at Summit, and Shadowman tattoos were not uncommon.
It was a great time at a great company. After Jim, it wasn’t the same.
RickJWagner · · focus · HN ↗
In my 15 years at Red Hat, peak time were the Jim Whitehurst years. RHEL was huge, Middleware made relevant products, and OpenShift was born. People loved Red Hat— there was a couple married at Summit, and Shadowman tattoos were not uncommon.
It was a great time at a great company. After Jim, it wasn’t the same.