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@skprog in the first line he wrote that he was on call. That means you MUST read all work emails/answer all work phone calls etc.
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@redstonetehnik
Yep, 24/7 this week.
I did not like the attitude of the big boss,
I work better at home in thoose cases, because otherwhise people come knocking on the door and complaining about stuff I already know and working on -
@Linux thank god for the IT boss,
Corporate people seem to ignore the fact that today IT people don't need to be on site 99% of the time.
> Me on call
> Notice that our Echangeserver is not working, strange that I did not get any alarm?
> Start working on it, the services are slow as fuck. They dont start
> Nvm reboot
>10 minutes later the same problem, start to dig deeper.
>Everything goes slow because I am not a Windows guys
>The big boss calls, clock is 7 AM (our office opens as 8AM)
> She is angry that I am not at the office, because the mail does not work.
> I am working remotely from home, 30 min drive to work
> Told her that I have a 30 min drive and I was supposed to be home to take care of wife that was sick
> She is annoyed, pissed.
> She demands that I need to be at the office to solve the problem
omg,,, I don't work better if I am in the office.
Also, it turns out that a colleague has turned of the alarms from Nagios/OP5 for the exchange environment because is once spammed his phone.
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