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I also live in rural Japan (Nagano) and work remotely for an oversea company for the past 4 years. I second that having some daily overlapping hours with the re
by quantisan 6y ago
I also live in rural Japan (Nagano) and work remotely for an oversea company for the past 4 years. I second that having some daily overlapping hours with the rest of the team is critical. Once me and my family got the hang of the shifted hours, it's a comfortable balance.
- mikekchar 6y agoI always say, bakers get up at 3 am to go to work. Night club owners work until 3 am. There are lots of jobs in the world that are not 9-5 even if you are working 8 hours a day. There is no particular reason you have to work those hours as a programmer. Though, truth be told, if I had the option I would love to do it ;-)