Yeah it's more of the constantly having to remind people that is annoying. You constantly have to be the person that forces a meeting to be rescheduled. The fi

Yeah it's more of the constantly having to remind people that is annoying. You constantly have to be the person that forces a meeting to be rescheduled. The first remote job I had I worked at a startup in SF and typically everyone started work at 1 or 2pm. They'd schedule standups for 4:30 or 5:00. Of course I worked on the east coast and am a morning person. But what was I supposed to do (having just started)? Of course I'd attend the 8:00pm meetings (my time) even though I started work 12 hours earlier. It's been much easier in my experience where most people overlap at least 4 hours.