BORED

[Thorin]

Oh man, I remember being on a team with people in Australia.  With them flipping to daylight savings time approximately opposite to our schedule, we had half a year of two hour overlaps and half a year of none.  And then the manager was in Scotland.  Being geographically closer so that we're no more than three time zones apart does make things better.  But nothing beats working from home for big bucks.

[Tom]

Oh man, I remember being on a team with people in Australia.  With them flipping to daylight savings time approximately opposite to our schedule, we had half a year of two hour overlaps and half a year of none.  And then the manager was in Scotland.  Being geographically closer so that we're no more than three time zones apart does make things better.  But nothing beats working from home for big bucks.

you ain't kidding.

So long as they don't complain to me about my schedule when I'm doing my best to keep it, I'm good.

[Mr. Analog]

It can be a challenge to find a good work schedule when you are working from home and even more challenging to keep it from wandering.

I've kept the same work schedule I had when I was going into the office (8 to 4:30) but some of my co-workers have shifted to a nighttime routine which makes some things difficult.

Every morning I come in to several pull requests lol

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[Mr. Analog]

I finished all my story work and now there's nothing left but bugs *sigh*

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[Melbosa]

IT work can be glamorous sometimes

[Mr. Analog]

That's for sure [emoji849]

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