On 03/02/2012 07:12 PM, Josh Smift wrote: > JS == John Stoffel <[email protected]> > > JS> I guess what I'm saying is that on-call is a seperate issue from > JS> helpdesk and/or handling overnight problems in my view. > > You certainly can split them up, > but now you've got three people at risk of being interrupted, so. In my experience, this depends on how management views the week of little or now project progress. If they Get It(TM) then it definitely has advantages. Managers at my last employer were generally the sort to expect consistent weekly progress in spite of the additional tasks that week. Spreading the interruptions translated into better opinions on the part of managers.
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