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Reading your post carefully, it looks like you are working on west coast and all your colleagues are on the east coast? For them the 8:30am meeting will be at a
by iamflimflam1 3y ago
Reading your post carefully, it looks like you are working on west coast and all your colleagues are on the east coast? For them the 8:30am meeting will be at a much more reasonable time. A lot of people are completely unaware of time zones and time differences so politely pointing out that 9:30 or 10:30 for them is actually 8:30 for you may be the best way to go. Especially if 8:30 is outside of your contracted hours.
- joezydeco 3y agoOP should schedule a meeting at 16:00 local and see what happens.
- TurkishPoptart 3y agoNo, all west coast. Our team has 5 hours of daily meetings per week, most of which could be an email. Much of this time is just him reading a shared spreadsheet that we've all entered our daily focus into; so much wasted time.
- iamflimflam1 3y agoI think you need to decided what the biggest problem is. Originally it was the need to make an early inconvenient meeting at 8:30. Now it seems more a general complaint about too many meetings. Pick the battle you want to fight. What hours are you contracted to work?