That last point was very nice as it meant you could work on whatever you felt was most important for quality of life improvements all week long while not fielding on call issues. This meant that I looked forward to on call.
That last point was very nice as it meant you could work on whatever you felt was most important for quality of life improvements all week long while not fielding on call issues. This meant that I looked forward to on call.
Am I the only one that thinks the prospect being on call one week every six is horrifying?
I think it is also why less and less people having stuff on premise and going for SaaS/Cloud solutions.
If someone wants to have my software on their servers and me not having any access better they have dedicated person for running it and I don't care even if they pay $1000 per hour - I am still not dealing with server I don't know talking on the phone with admin that has no clue how my software should be configured.