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Most teams I've seen have at least one person willing to bite the bullet voluntarily. Perhaps they don't celebrate Christmas, or they want to do a favor to thei
by peripitea 14y ago
Most teams I've seen have at least one person willing to bite the bullet voluntarily. Perhaps they don't celebrate Christmas, or they want to do a favor to their team, or they'd prefer to take vacation at a different time. I have volunteered to be on call during Christmas in the past specifically because it is Christmas: other than rare events like this, it's the quietest time of the year. I get a relaxed week of work while everyone else is out, and can then use my vacation on a normal workweek instead. Some managers also give makeup vacation time for people who go on call during the holidays.
- waterlesscloud 14y agoYeah, I've volunteered for such shifts before. Usually there's some "unofficial" extra compensation, extra time off or something similar.