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As someone in Western Europe working for a US company, the Timezone thing is the biggest issue for me. My company is actually really good with it, but I still o
by Balero 4y ago
As someone in Western Europe working for a US company, the Timezone thing is the biggest issue for me. My company is actually really good with it, but I still often finish work at 7-8pm local time, sometimes with little notice. Everything else can be worked around, or smoothed out, but this is the biggest intractable pain.
- skinnymuch 4y agoAre you getting paid a US wage? OP salaries are very low in that last paragraph. It would be great to get paid US equivalent salary and be able to be in EUrope.
- Balero 4y agoYes, though this is probably due to a unique situation rather than anything else.
- q-big 4y ago> Are you getting paid a US wage? OP salaries are very low in that last paragraph. This is the goal: decrease salaries.
- skinnymuch 4y agoI agree in general, but what is the context of your comment?
- badpun 4y agoI am an European and was making $170k at my latest remote US job. Still, the time zones difference made it not worth it. I don't want my work days to start at noon and end at 8 pm...