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Businesses hire you with the understanding you'll be working in a specific timezone-- being remote is irrelevant. If you go half way across the world and your t
by JMTQp8lwXL 6y ago
Businesses hire you with the understanding you'll be working in a specific timezone-- being remote is irrelevant. If you go half way across the world and your team is 12 hours ahead of you, standups (and other synchronous tasks) become impossible. If you need something from that teammate, you send a message, and wait 24 hours for a response. It obliterates collaboration and slows the business down.
- mping 6y ago12h is maybe too much but I have worked with people from +/-4h, what you want most of the time is a decent overlap between all team members. Besides there are some roles such as SRE that need people 24/7 around the world