I see a lot of commenters saying it is part of the job and to be expected... that's fine, but in my own career what I observed was that the reason an on call ro

I see a lot of commenters saying it is part of the job and to be expected... that's fine, but in my own career what I observed was that the reason an on call rotation was even necessary was that the companies knew things would fail regularly, because they refused to invest in good practices up front. If a company wants to do everything it can to not turn on call time into a shit show and they want to fairly compensate for a person being available nights and weekends, then cool- we can all be team players. But, too often they want to squeeze you into doing the work of three people if they can get away with it.