The main thing is timezone, if you’re past CET you’ll have a harder time working for a US company particularly if they’re west coast. For me in UTC-0 a lot of s

The main thing is timezone, if you’re past CET you’ll have a harder time working for a US company particularly if they’re west coast. For me in UTC-0 a lot of sync with PST people happens at the end of my day. For our couple of people working in CET that basically means running into the evening. Most remote jobs should state timezone preferences though. For myself I got my job the boring, non-replicable way, through my professional network. If you have friends or ex-coworkers who’ve moved abroad it might be worth looking them up.