LinuxCon + CloudOpen + ContainerCon NA 2015

The shortage of kernel programmers is a well known problem. Kernel Rookie Guide, parts I-III and IV (in preparation) is a series of internal trainings conceived and successfully realized at Samsung R&D Institute Poland by a regular engineer. As well as telling the success story Andrzej shares his experience from preparing and conducting about thirty training instances. What is the scope and how the material is distributed over the parts? How people like it? How much time does it take to prepare a training and run it? How many workshops should accompany it? What personal characteristics should the instructor have? How to provide uniform workshop environment? How many lines of code do the attendees need to write and how much time they need? How to balance the number of trainings conducted against regular project duties? Is it worth it?
Answers, a bunch of statistics and more are provided.