There is no standard 8-to-6 overlap. Someone joins early or late.
There's no shared 9-to-5 between Calgary and Singapore; at 14 hours apart, one city's workday is the other's evening or night. Your best bet is one team taking an early-morning or late-evening call — alternating who stretches keeps it fair over time. Keep an eye on the calendar — Calgary observes daylight saving and Singapore doesn't, which nudges this window by an hour twice a year.
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