"After all - remote but stuck in one time zone for working hours isn’t really a huge win. It’s dangling a carrot." that's a pretty realistic approach in my opi

"After all - remote but stuck in one time zone for working hours isn’t really a huge win. It’s dangling a carrot." that's a pretty realistic approach in my opinion. My company has people in India and Europe and it sucks royally to set up meetings with them. Either they have to work at night or the US people have to. If I had to decide, I would mandate at least a 4 hour overlap in working times.