USE THE MENU BAR TO BROWSE THE SITE
LIFE IS BUSY enough without wasting time on COLD and UNSCHEDULED CALLS.
Callers with anything important to say will likely send an email anyway.
Microsoft OUTLOOK has such fantastic features to organize every kind of meeting ...
IT IS A GOOD PRACTICE TO STATE THE TIME OF THE CALL / MEETING USING GMT (GREENWICH MERIDIAN TIME) OR UTC (UNIVERSAL TIME COORDINATES).
Which one is it easier for you to understand?
Let's have a call at 15:30 ICT
Let's have a call at 03:30pm Bangkok Time
Let's have a call at 08:30 GMT/UTC
Whoever took a plane once in life, is aware that ETD (Estimated Time of Departure) and ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival) are always show in local Departure / Arrival time.
The world is divided in time zones (TZ), and not every one is familiar with the name of your own TZ.
I am quite sure that you don't have a clue about what is ICT (Indo China Time), in which countries is used (Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia) and what is the offset to UTC (+7.00) or if we have or not the DST (Daylight Saving Time).