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  • Remote blockchain jobs & time zones – how do you cope?

    Anita Patel

    Member

    Updated: Mar 15, 2025
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    Hey everyone, I’m kinda freaking out a bit. Been working as a blockchain dev in an office here in India, but I really wanna switch to remote. Thing is, I have no clue how to deal with time zone madness. I’m okay working odd hours, but like… is it actually sustainable?

    Do companies expect you to be online 24/7? Also, how do you even communicate properly with teams spread across different zones? Slack messages at 3 AM?

    Waiting a whole day for replies? I don’t wanna mess up my sleep and burn out. Would love to hear from people who’ve been through this. How do you make it work without losing your mind? 😅

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  • Ruben Hassid

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    Yes, remote blockchain jobs offer a reliable and sustainable career path. Blockchain companies operate globally and depend on remote talent to drive innovation, making remote work a common choice in this field.

    Remote work demands clear communication. Teams often rely on tools like Slack for discussions and GitHub for code collaboration. Use concise documentation and create detailed project roadmaps to ensure everyone stays aligned. Regular video calls and shared calendars help streamline communication and avoid delays caused by time zone differences.

    Working across time zones requires discipline. Prioritize tasks based on deadlines and allocate overlapping hours for team interactions. Tools like Trello or Jira help track progress and maintain accountability. Use CI/CD pipelines to ensure seamless code integration and reduce bottlenecks in development.

    Stay updated with blockchain advancements. Explore topics like smart contracts, consensus mechanisms, and scalability solutions. Join online communities, contribute to open-source projects, and attend virtual conferences to build your network.

    Remote blockchain work demands effort but provides flexibility and career growth. Focus on enhancing your technical skills and building strong communication habits to succeed.

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