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To be clear; DevOps isn't a role, it's a methodology.
As for docker; Learn Linux fundamentals first. Docker is just automation, and it's worthless if you don't understand what you're automating. Same goes for Ansible.
IaC is great, but there are too many people who don't know what the hell their underlying infrastructure does, how different parts talk to reach other, or how to properly manage it, and trying to build a TON of it, hoping that'll make up for it.
Bare metal (or a test VM treated as if it were bare metal) first. All other things later.
Agree on all points.