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The main hindrance for U.S. remote workers is the timezone difference. I suppose you can rectify it with mostly asynchronous work, but it would be hard with a m
by TurkishPoptart 4y ago
The main hindrance for U.S. remote workers is the timezone difference. I suppose you can rectify it with mostly asynchronous work, but it would be hard with a meeting-heavy job to work nights and sleep during the day.
- Scoundreller 4y agoLisbon is only 5h later than NYC (except right now when it's 4h due to DST change mismatch between Americas and Europe). If your office in NYC could start at 7AM, you would start at noon and finish an 8h day at 8PM, just in time, or maybe a little early, for portuguese dinner time. But doesn't work out as nicely if you're trying to match a California time zone
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- inglor_cz 4y agoSo, Canary Islands or Madeira and work for an East Coast company?