> Most jobs I've had there was an implicit expectation that if your shit breaks, you fix it. This resulted in systems which didn't break because, well, that kee

> Most jobs I've had there was an implicit expectation that if your shit breaks, you fix it. This resulted in systems which didn't break because, well, that keeps work to working hours. My experience was similar in my last long-term software role. We were not explicitly on call, but we developed/deployed/supported an app which was critical to a 24×7×365 business process. So we were careful in our testing, code reviews, and deployments. One time in 7 years I had to answer an out of hours call because of an issue in this app. I'll take that over semimonthly on-call rotas for suites of apps my team isn't isn't responsible for.