You touch on it a bit but there is an important distinction between "remote" and "async." I work for a remote-first company, but not an async one. We all start

You touch on it a bit but there is an important distinction between "remote" and "async." I work for a remote-first company, but not an async one. We all start at roughly the same time (give or take an hour or two maybe) and most work is either development related (code, git, reviews, etc.), documentation, or meetings. Very little email or async chat, for better or worse. I've never worked in a truly async company but I imagine there are a lot of hurdles not there in a synchronous company. * We only care about where you live for payroll/tax/etc purposes.