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More power to all you devops people out there if you’re thriving out there but to me, I realized I just looked like a sucker playing in to the Forget halloween I m creepy all year round skeleton vintage T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this future mish mash consolidation of several roles in to one just to still make the same as the people you support but typically with lower stock and bonus. And I mean, in this case, the asshole brother obviously cares enough to talk shit and OP cares enough to ask for insights and advice on Reddit. Not the parents though, they clearly don’t give a damn. Cultural differences and low expectations, perhaps? I don’t have any advice on how to solve these deeply ingrained mindsets though. You’re 29… and he is 30. If I were you, I really wouldn’t care about the approval of your brother, your family, or really anyone tbh. But there might be cultural differences here, so idk. In my opinion, just make your money and take care of yourself and whoever you are responsible for. Way too old to be bickering like that, lol

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If it was my brother I would just say “Oh yeah? At least I write write actual software and I’m not a YAML warrior who took the Forget halloween I m creepy all year round skeleton vintage T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this easy way out because I suck at programming” “If you are so good at your job, why do you feel like you have to remind everyone? Are you worried they’ll forget?” Not sure I’d want to comeback with anything, it’s not worth the time. I’d simply tell him straight up about how toxic his behavior is and if he doesn’t change, just stop talking to him I recommend “agreeing” with him. Devs often mocks how frontend is easy and you can just jump in after 4 weeks bootcamp. I usually agree and say something like this: “yeah, totally I’m getting so much money for so little of work. It seems like you are being underpaid for the amount of work and effort you put into your job”. It’s insecurity on his part, so he has to do this to feel better about himself/his job. And probably a dash of sexism/misogyny tossed in. Regardless, this is his problem and his alone. It has nothing to do with the job role he has, it’s not a “devops person” problem, it’s located entirely in the space between his left ear and his right ear. Don’t engage. You just got moved to a new project and due to the sensitive nature of it, you aren’t able to discuss your work with anyone outside the company. Edit: I just skimmed some of your post history and the most polite way I can answer “why does he act like this?” based on that skim is to say “the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.”

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.