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Frankly, how does anybody get any work done in such a setup? Long gone seem to be the days when Joel Spolsky was arguing for uninterrupted work as a key factor
by kleiba 4y ago
Frankly, how does anybody get any work done in such a setup?
Long gone seem to be the days when Joel Spolsky was arguing for uninterrupted work as a key factor to getting things done [1]. It's even one of the 12 points on his test.
https://www.geekwire.com/2016/just-shut-let-devs-concentrate-programming-expert-advises/ https://www.geekwire.com/2016/just-shut-let-devs-concentrate...
- mrweasel 4y agoI was going to ask: Why the ... does anyone have 1000+ Slack channels? What's the point of so many channels? We have maybe 20 IRC channels, and that to much as well. Many join all of them anyway, two of them are basically the same thing, bot hang around in random channels with no clear distinction as to why it's in one and not another. I cannot imagine the corporate structure that would trigger the creation of 1000 Slack channels, honestly Slack might just be a symptom. On a side note: I still don't get Slack, it's like one of those Chinese: Do everything apps, the interface is cluttered and not particularly intuitive to use. It really makes you long for the days of HipChat.