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Ah, no. The schedules are available for everyone to see. In many countries it is illegal to send work messages outside of working hours. Which should be common

Ah, no. The schedules are available for everyone to see. In many countries it is illegal to send work messages outside of working hours. Which should be common sense, but the fact it had to be made law shows that common sense is less common than it should.

matwood 4y ago
That only works 1:1. What about groups? Can I not post Slack messages to a group channel unless everyone is within their working hours? What about email? What if you're in a different locale temporarily for some reason? No, if you don't want notifications outside your own personal work schedule, then it's up to you to manage them. With the freedom of remote work and flexible schedules, comes the responsibility to manage your own notifications.
- shaky-carrousel 4y ago
  > That only works 1:1. What about groups? Check the table for all members. Can I not post Slack messages to a group channel unless everyone is within their working hours? Nope. What about email? What if you're in a different locale temporarily for some reason? Same. > No, if you don't want notifications outside your own personal work schedule, then it's up to you to manage them. Nope. Don't push your duties over other people. It's lazy. You should not message people outside working hours. As I said, it's common sense. Not so common, seems, seeing people like you, insisting on carelessly spam other people because they are too lazy to check a table. And I repeat, it's even illegal in a bunch of first world countries to send anything, even an email outside of working hours. So please, don't be that guy, respect other people's free time.