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None of the responses are addressing the very strong point that not being available 24/7 when others are means you miss out on important decision-making opportu
by standardUser 4y ago
None of the responses are addressing the very strong point that not being available 24/7 when others are means you miss out on important decision-making opportunities. That's not necessarily about ambition, it's about enjoying your job and the things you work on and how you do them. It's about avoiding problems because you were there to voice your concerns. Without that input, you can end up feeling like a lackey.
- sokoloff 4y agoIf you're working at a company where important tech decisions which aren't at all time-critical are being made 24x7 by "whoever happens to respond on slack", I think you have some pretty serious issues all around.