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They are not expecting to start working early and work through the night. They just want you to adapt to the client's work schedule. So if the client's workday starts at 7 pm in your timezone, you start working at 7 pm, and work normal work-hours (8 hours) through the night.

And they properly compensate for the availability, they pay top money for their developers.

I'm not affiliated with them in any war, nor worked for them, but only heard good things from developers working for them.

Hello, and is the work at night all the time, or is it shift based only one week a month? Because that's what happens with people that work at hospitals, night guards etc. to avoid harming the workers health in the long-term.

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