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> Not all catastrophes are immediate in nature Of course, but if it's not immediate, why does it warrant forcing people into a Zoom meeting on a Saturday while
by crote 2y ago
> Not all catastrophes are immediate in nature
Of course, but if it's not immediate, why does it warrant forcing people into a Zoom meeting on a Saturday while you're at your kid's Tae Kwon Do competition? If it's not immediate, why do you have to "encourage the team to sacrifice the ‘L’ and ‘B’ from Work-Life-Balance"?
Either it's an immediate catastrophe which requires immediate action, or it can be handled by giving it absolute priority during regular business hours.
- ecshafer 2y agoI've had code yellows before, and they were never "immediate meeting on saturday". They are essentially projects that take precedence, and gets rid of the "who's job is this" question. I think Code yellows work great.... this guy is not using them how I would expect.