From: jishnu@nospam.verizon.net   
      
   On 6/22/2014 8:12 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:   
      
   > Except to Hawaii, there's little opportunity for same-day travel, so that   
   > makes sharing a calendar day unimportant. Also, with the six hour time   
   > difference with New York and Washington, there's not a lot of the work   
   > day shared either.   
      
   I know many might think this is crazy, but the notion of workday changes   
   completely when you have to work across many timezones. My typical   
   workday begins at 4 am and runs till about 10am, then there is a break   
   of 4 or 5 hours followed by another 3 or 4 hours of work. That is the   
   way it works out the best for the geographic locations of folks that I   
   work with. So while there is relatively little standard workday shared,   
   the actual workday shifts that we regularly practice makes for a pretty   
   large "workday overlap".   
      
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