There is no such thing as a free lunch. How Slack runs their incident lunch exercise
Scott discusses how Slack runs its incident lunch exercise, a fun, time-pressured, role-playing activity designed to teach effective incident response skills by simulating a lunch order crisis.
Scott Nelson Windels, Engineering Manager, Slack
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