I’m starting my analyst career the day after Labor Day. I live in NY at home and my jobs office is in San Francisco. I do not see us going into the office for at least a few months and am excited to save up a bunch of rent money and have very little expenses at home. However, will the 3 hour time difference be miserable? I assume i will be starting every day around noon (EST) and finishing up at the earliest 10 pm and on some bad days almost 4-5 am. Does anyone do this right now? Is this going to really suck in a few months when the adrenaline from starting a new job has worn off?
I totally get that the hours will suck regardless I’m just curious if anyone who starts 3 hours later and presumably ends 3 hours later hates it or likes it.
Yes your hours are going to be a bit fucked, but frankly, if you're going to do WFH across the country, I would think you're much better being on the East coast and working on PT than the opposite. On of my colleague is in Seattles for the summer and the early morning calls are killing her.
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