But the on-call footprint is also smaller. Ideally up to a point where most of the problems don't require immediate response, so most teams won't need a 24/7 on

But the on-call footprint is also smaller. Ideally up to a point where most of the problems don't require immediate response, so most teams won't need a 24/7 on-call. I think the issue is that first people introduce 24/7 on-call, then they split into teams and this policy no longer makes sense, but noone has the balls to roll it back because it's optics are bad. But you should.