When you work for an international organization DST is doubly annoying. Four times a year we have 1/4th of our team missing half the meetings: - When Europe g

When you work for an international organization DST is doubly annoying. Four times a year we have 1/4th of our team missing half the meetings: - When Europe goes to DST, half the Americans don't show up to meetings on European time - same for when the US goes to DST - same twice again for the other shift 6 months later This is to say nothing of every other country's DST shift: we're dominated by US and Europe so everyone else is neglected even worse. We're not air traffic controllers so it could be worse, but it's enough for me to understand why aviation and most servers go to UTC and stay there.