DevOps: Take people with you, but allow them to leave if they don't want to come along on the journey
A panel of experts at Computing's recent DevOps North Live event discusses the cultural issues in implementing a DevOps culture
David Stanley, director of reliability, Trainline
Organisations should try to take staff with them when they change to a DevOps culture, but should also be prepared to let them leave should they prove overly reluctant to change their ways of working....
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