> That means including the remote workers in all of the meetings, code reviews, etc. That also assumes that everyone is in the same time zone (+/- a few hours)

> That means including the remote workers in all of the meetings, code reviews, etc. That also assumes that everyone is in the same time zone (+/- a few hours). How would that work when someone in Europe / Asia is working with colleagues in the USA? Even collaborating between east coast and west coast colleagues get harder because you only have 9-9:30 - 2:30-3 PST window, which is then consumed by lunch etc. > Also for that reason, adding a culture of remote work to the kind of company where any onsite employees can grab a room and start whiteboarding stuff is going to be very difficult. Absolutely agree with this one.