derekbaker783

Yes

None of that requires SAFe, and would be probably be less costly to achieve without SAFe.

I've seen this in non-tech (with tech workers) also.

If you're in India, and you can work out of an office in Hyderabad, shoot me an email (my username at gmail) with your resume/CV, as I'll be interviewing for multiple, full-time employee roles (with an "enterprisey" non-tech company) in the very near future.

Why is enabling Discussions "the wrong move"?

Genuinely curious, as I've gotten help from maintainers using Discussions.

I've lived in several small towns in upstate New York where it's very common to leave vehicles and dwellings unlocked.

It probably depends.

When I was a (fairly reckless) teenager, I got into a fight and got "stabbed" in my side (minor wound). Honestly, it's not something I consider as traumatic.

It _was_ an effective way to stop the fight though.

It only takes a single sentence sometimes.

Personally, I enjoy some "back and forth" (interruptions) during a discussion.

Personally, I'll often interrupt when I know someone is wrong about a topic, in the interest of efficiency.

Personally, getting up at 5AM would be detrimental, unless I was asleep by 9PM (unlikely).

This. There have been times when I thought about changing careers, but when I look back, that was an obviously terrible idea (in my case).

From TFA:

"it displays information required by crew members to manage their rosters and work lives in a single app.

The app is particularly popular among the large number of ‘reserve’ flight attendants at American Airlines because it gives them more control over their schedules, and the app has other features such as a calculator to make sure crew are working to legal limits."

Yeah, sure.

/s