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 Data engineers, is it different to choose between the ample number of services AWS offers?

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12 traits I see in every high performer.

(They're not born this way.)

They build these habits over time.

And you can too.

Here's what the top 1% do differently:

1. They don't wait to be asked.
↳ They see what needs doing and handle it.
↳ They take action without being told.

2. They stay out of drama.
↳ Office politics drain energy. Solutions create it.
↳ They focus on results, not rumors.

3. They fix what's broken.
↳ Anyone can point to problems. They solve them.
↳ They bring answers, not just complaints.

4. They admit what they don't know.
↳ "I'll find out" shows strength, not weakness.
↳ Then they learn fast to close the gap.

5. They turn ideas into action.
↳ Talk is easy. Execution is rare.
↳ While others discuss, they deliver.

6. They truly listen.
↳ Not just waiting for their turn to speak.
↳ They hear what others really need.

7. They balance data with instinct.
↳ Numbers matter. So does intuition.
↳ They know when to trust each.

8. They spot hidden patterns.
↳ Where others see random events, they see connections.
↳ This ability to anticipate creates massive value.

9. They handle challenges with high EQ.
↳ Pressure reveals character. Stress tests resilience.
↳ They respond thoughtfully, not just react emotionally.

10. They finish what they start.
↳ Starting is common. Finishing is valuable.
↳ Their word is their bond.

11. They make work better for others.
↳ Value isn't just about your personal output.
↳ It's about helping the whole team shine.

12. They lift others up without seeking credit.
↳ True help comes with no strings attached.
↳ They cheer for team wins like their own.

These traits aren't about talent or IQ.
They're about daily choices and commitment.

Anyone can develop them.
Few actually do.

#Productivity, #FreshersLearning, #Leadership, #PeopleManagement

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Here’s a breakdown of the journey of an online order using a microservices-based architecture - where each step, from cart to shipping, is handled by an independent service.

The process kicks off when a customer places an order, which is managed by the Shopping Cart microservice via a REST API.

The order then flows into the Order Placement service, which records and broadcasts the order details through an event stream.

Next, the Inventory service checks stock levels and interacts with the Supplier backorder system if needed.

The Payment microservice integrates with third-party providers (via SOAP or REST) to process payments securely.

Once payment is confirmed, the Shipping service prepares the consignment, updates order status, and notifies the Operations team for dispatch.

Meanwhile, reporting tools consume order and inventory events and store them in an OLAP database for analytics and dashboards.

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#Ecommerce, #Archietcture