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Oh boy, my guess is that the 15hr time difference part is the biggest issue: it's rough to not have _any_ overlap in natural work hours. Not to say that your i
by matthewowen 7y ago
Oh boy, my guess is that the 15hr time difference part is the biggest issue: it's rough to not have _any_ overlap in natural work hours.
Not to say that your issue might not be remote in general, but for me I definitely think that having much more than the 3 hour difference I currently have with my team would be tricky: just too much time where someone is waiting for someone else.
- domlebo70 7y agoYeah. I think you're right. I never had a problem with the odd WFH day when I was based onsite.