There is no standard 8-to-6 overlap. Someone joins early or late.
Set against a 13-hour difference, Toronto and Bali run their workdays on completely separate schedules. Block a single recurring off-hours slot that both teams agree on, rather than negotiating a new awkward time every week. Don't be caught out by clock changes — Toronto observes daylight saving and Bali doesn't, so the offset varies by an hour through the year.
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