Australia is hard if you're not in Asia. 8hr time differences are doable, but super annoying. I used to do Asia in the morning and California in the evening, an

Australia is hard if you're not in Asia. 8hr time differences are doable, but super annoying. I used to do Asia in the morning and California in the evening, and that's really tough. A lot more work than you think can be done remotely though, especially if you can get people together 2-3 times per year. You need good people, but then you always did. The market is less competitive in a lot of places, which means that you can get much better people than you could otherwise afford. That being said, it is much much much less effective for mentoring and training junior people, which is a massive concern for full remote.