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I think that there should always be more work, but there should not always be more critical work. This minimizes idleness while allowing non-critical tasks to
by 33W 9y ago
I think that there should always be more work, but there should not always be more critical work. This minimizes idleness while allowing non-critical tasks to be pushed aside when handling emergencies.
For example, my team has a backlog of work to be done. There are certain things that cannot slip. There are plenty of things that could be pushed out to handle a production outage, or a shiny object, etc.
- BatFastard 9y agoIndeed, critical dead after critical deadline is a good way to burn out. One a year is critical in a well planning system if that.