ChatOps at GitHub - Jesse Newland
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Why leaders watch it
Shows how shared chat tooling spreads knowledge and transparency across a team, a collaboration practice for technical leaders.
Jesse Newland describes how GitHub uses Hubot, its chat bot, to run operations such as deployment, monitoring, graphing and provisioning from chat rooms. He explains how this improves shared awareness and remote work culture.
Topics: How work gets done, Engineering & technical leadership
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