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Why early-in-career?
I accidentally rm -rf'd the @euskalencounter postgresql DB once, by exiting one ssh level too many from a testing VM out into the prod host.
Thankfully there were hourly backups (which I'd set up), so I took the chance to upgrade postgresql :-)https://twitter.com/delroth_/status/1256041866354712577 …
After that I stuck a big 
emoji into the zsh prompt of prod hosts.
The only data lost was a user that had registered themselves in the time between the backup and the accident. We have structured logs which include everything but the password, so I manually re-created them.
Then we asked our admin/support person to email them informing them that they need to reset their password.
Better sooner than later
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