It definitely depends. For most of the tech stuff people do, the kind of people you want to get are going to be unwilling to have a job that requires them to ha

It definitely depends. For most of the tech stuff people do, the kind of people you want to get are going to be unwilling to have a job that requires them to have no social life where they live. If you want to make distributed work, then you need to be OK with asynchronicity rather than demanding synchronous work. And to be fair, because of tax and timezones, it's more likely that this stuff will be sent to Europe rather than SE Asia, and you definitely won't get long-term people to work 1pm to 9pm to overlap with the US West coast.