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How often does this actually happen? It’s never been common for my European coworkers or my American ones. I rarely schedule meetings with Europe in the Eastern
by wil421 5y ago
How often does this actually happen? It’s never been common for my European coworkers or my American ones. I rarely schedule meetings with Europe in the Eastern TZ afternoon and the same with India. If I say I’m deploying at 11pm on Saturday everyone understands.
- rsstack 5y ago"Let's meet at your 4pm Tuesday." "The flights for the off-site land on 4/2 at 3pm local time."
- wil421 5y agoI’m deploying on Friday night at 11:15pm Eastern or 5:15am in the UK.
- rsstack 5y agoWe're discussing time formats. Some Europeans would complain when we'd write "I'm deploying on Friday morning at 10am Eastern or 3pm CET." instead of "15:00 CET"
- wil421 5y agoI would expect whatever format you use and then “translate” it according to my time or date format. As long as the TZ is listed everyone should be fine.