If you go too far of course, then your workmates might notice that it's winter when it should be summer.
And anyone with the login details can see where your login pings are from.
Now, it's hard to attend some meetings when time difference is very dramatic, like it's 1am in your local, but 10am at work HQ.
> If you go too far of course, then your workmates might notice that it's winter when it should be summer.
Doubt. Most of my co-workers use virtual backgrounds. I wear the same home clothes the entire year.
> And anyone with the login details can see where your login pings are from.
Good luck, I have a WireGuard box at my parent's house that I route my work traffic through when needed. Maybe I should start a business of hosting "residential" VPN exit nodes...
I am curious as to how. Working from home, no one has ever seen the inside of my home. Much less outside of my window.
The temperature of my office is stable through the year.
I can think of fashion colour schemes, makeup and tan. But that would require a lot of observation and not everyone changes those each seasons.
If all work is entirely work talk it would be easier.
That can depend on how/where they're staying. If they're at "home" abroad, with a similar time zone, then there's often no way to tell except technically.
I have a team mate who often spends time across the border for weeks at a time. We wouldn't know if she didn't mention it.
We are in the EU though, so working from other EU countries is fine, within limits.