> 1. DDDD (do not disturb developer days) twice a week. The general rule is that no one outside the team is supposed to interrupt unless production is on fire.

> 1. DDDD (do not disturb developer days) twice a week. The general rule is that no one outside the team is supposed to interrupt unless production is on fire. A good idea in principle but it does not seem to be working too well. It is a lot to ask a 100 person company to remember which days they are allowed to interrupt. We have "no meeting" days which are meant to keep non-devs from bugging the devs. As a dev I hate them. It's extremely aggravating to actually need a meeting with some other departments to have to wait a couple of extra days to get something straightened out.