SLACK INSTALLED, 5 MINUTES LATER Is anyone using dsr55rhel? I need to reboot it. 0:00 Is anyone using dsr72rhel? I need to reboot it. 0:05 Is anyone using ds

SLACK INSTALLED, 5 MINUTES LATER Is anyone using dsr55rhel? I need to reboot it. 0:00 Is anyone using dsr72rhel? I need to reboot it. 0:05 Is anyone using dsr21rhel? I need to reboot it. 0:09 Is anyone using dsr97rhel? I need to reboot it. 0:11 ..ad infinitum 1 Month Later, some over the top, ITIL compliant business-flow is setup to quash that nonsense. And now everyone is suffering the consequences with hyper bloated business process procedures. ...basically the disease, the cure, and the cure for the cure are all equal when killing productivity. It really comes down to people and discipline. You're either working with smart, competent, well adjusted adults, or you're not. If your organization is small, brilliant, tight ...then any/all decent tools can be utilized to maximum effectiveness, because again it's people. But the larger the organization, it mitigates any and all tools, even the best of tools, and it also mitigates the possibility of having a small collection of really smart, talented people. Smart people in this environment typically will feel suffocated in a few years, unless they are protected from the endless nonsense that large organizations naturally create. This is how brilliant managers operate, and the competitiveness is interesting to see. Savy manager, makes his way up the food chain by being a problem solver. How does he solve it? Pooling talent, shielding them, in exchange he has high expectations from them, they come through, all are heroes, but the manager gets majority of credit. He/she then gets moved to a higher level, or a group that tackles harder problems. He streamlines the group, gets rid of the dead weight, steals better talent from other teams, protects his team pushing the boundaries as granted to him/her due to previous successes, then uses the potential to solve problems that no one else can/wants-to solve. Wash Rinse Repeat. If someone regulary utilizes a broadcast to ask everyone "who is using this server, anyone on it, can I reboot it?" Something is terribly screwed up at that organization. And having Slack as the broadcast tool is just an enabler.