I feel that this is what we should be using instead of the current illogical time system.

  • @[email protected]
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    228 months ago

    Anyone who works with people in different time zones. Which is a lot more of us as we go remote.

      • @[email protected]
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        118 months ago

        Yeah removing them is not a good idea. But they do need a nice global time complement for anything that is international such as broadcasts on the internet. I hate converting time zones to figure out when an event or broadcast starts.

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        8 months ago

        That would be listed in plain terms on a website no conversion needed. I really only deal with individuals though, so they list their hours on teams and only some of them follow business hours anyways.

          • @[email protected]
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            18 months ago

            8am is too early for anything….

            but regardless, imagine if you are meeting with 10 people all in different time zones. some in Arizona which doesn’t have DST. most don’t work 8-5 or whatever because thats old fashioned and sucks life from you. I’d rather know when you work on a single single clock. no confusion. it would take a couple months for everyone to adjust to their new clock and then everyone would be in sync. yeah its a fantasy, but things are more connected every day. think of the boon for travelers and airlines.

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              38 months ago

              Yeah I tend to agree, I schedule things with people across the world regularly and coordinating the time zones and business hours is a pain. If everyone used the same clock it would eliminate part of that issue.

    • @[email protected]
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      78 months ago

      I think that it’s harder to all be in the same time zone. You then have to remember each zone’s working hours instead of the offset from your time.

      I don’t see how it’s easier to get rid of time zones.

      • @[email protected]
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        78 months ago

        Yeah, when someone now says I get up at 05:00, we all know that’s early.

        Getting rid of time zones would remove a lot of context to conversations.

        If someone is getting up at 16:00, the others in the conversation would have no idea if that’s late or early, same goes for working hours.

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      18 months ago

      Then a simple fix would be to not plan any meetings or calls for first or last thing in a day. Also, all work is expected due by first thing in the morning. So send that shit off as soon as you are done with it and its not a problem.