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It's reasonably common TBH. From a practicality POV, if the client is < 6-7 hrs behind it's generally fine. I've done a lot of work with east coast and Texas wi
by lucozade 4y ago
It's reasonably common TBH. From a practicality POV, if the client is < 6-7 hrs behind it's generally fine. I've done a lot of work with east coast and Texas without much difficultly as long as you're willing to move your work day back a bit.
If they're on the west, it's pretty tough.
Currently, you might get some joy using a cost argument as GBP is so poor. Generally, it doesn't really fly though; there are much cheaper places than the UK for general development. In my experience, there's more mileage from specialist experience. In my case finance but I could imagine it's true for, say, biochem or high performance vehicles too.
- Chris_Newton 4y agoThanks for the reply. How do potential clients and freelancers generally find each other across the Atlantic, in your experience? I’ve seen a little interest in the idea via international sites I visit like HN and Reddit, but being in the UK means most of my professional network tends to be based in the UK as well.