> I don’t get how some people work different hours at home.. Not every company will have a stack of meetings or require you to be on Slack. For 10 years I did

> I don’t get how some people work different hours at home.. Not every company will have a stack of meetings or require you to be on Slack. For 10 years I did WFH for a company where everything happened via email, and it was designed to be asynchronous. That meant I could choose any hours to work, and I often worked at night & slept in through the morning. As long as the work got done and milestones were finished on time, it didn't matter. My personal opinion, but if a company is requiring you to work synchronously from home, something has gone a bit wrong and their processes are fragile. It's like multi-threaded code but the threads are always blocked waiting on each other. (In that case, the company is probably just doing WFH to save on rental costs and to get the employees to buy the office equipment instead.) At least in those cases you still get the benefit of designing the work environment you want with the gear you want, but you miss out on the time flexibility.