If you have developers making changes to production systems with live customers, the real problems at your company have little to do with when people show up fo

If you have developers making changes to production systems with live customers, the real problems at your company have little to do with when people show up for work. I rarely roll in to work earlier than 10 am, and that is down from about 11 am at my last job since this one has a regular 10 am scrum meeting. Yet, I wouldn't consider leaving a broken build active on Friday evening, and I'm just talking about the tip build in source code control, not a broken production system. I wouldn't even consider working for a place where developers just pushed new code willy nilly to live production systems, because that's just stupid.