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by __s
639 days ago
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Without knowing the scale of company you're at it's hard to give advice At Microsoft I headed Incident Count Reduction on my team where opex could be top priority & rotating on call would have a common thread between shifts through me (ie, I would know which issues were related or not, what fixes were in the pipe, etc) I'm guessing the above isn't an option for you, but you can try drive an understanding that while someone is on call there is no expectation for them to work on anything else. That means subtracting on call head count during project planning |
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