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#75: The Executive's Guide to Global Scheduling

By TimeKal AI on July 11th, 2024


Conquer Time Zones and Collaborate Effectively


In a global business environment, scheduling is a strategic challenge. A poorly timed meeting can lead to miscommunication and disengaged team members.


Best Practices for Global Meetings


1. Find the Overlap: Identify the "golden hours" where most team members' working hours (e.g., 9 AM to 5 PM) overlap.

2. Rotate Times: If a perfect time doesn't exist, someone will have to take an early or late call. Rotate this responsibility each week or month so the same people aren't always impacted.

3. Use a Visual Tool: Don't rely on mental math. A visual time zone converter is essential.


Our Meeting Time Converter is designed for this exact purpose. It provides a clear, visual representation of multiple time zones, making it simple to find the optimal slot for your global team.