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I worked on a ~3 month remote project with people in timezones +6 and +12 hours ahead, which is arguably the worst configuration of timezones. Yet, we indeed fo
by jointpdf 6y ago
I worked on a ~3 month remote project with people in timezones +6 and +12 hours ahead, which is arguably the worst configuration of timezones. Yet, we indeed found a way to make it work (and in fact I have some fond memories, though I doubt it was sustainable). The worst part was the project manager insisting on daily 7am standup calls (spoiler alert: I was not actually standing for these absurd calls).