Hi so I’ve recently got a mail from my first client ever to schedule a meeting for ” 1:00 pm (GMT+2)” Im from india and the client is from Switzerland. So is meeting supposed to be at 1:00 pm according to my time zone or what?
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Okay so GMT is short for Greenwich Mean Time, and refers to the time zone that Greenwich in the UK is in. This time zone is commonly used as a baseline for other time zones. As for what this means for you, if i remember correctly, there’s a 5 and a half hour gap between GMT and India, so 1:00 PM GMT+2 would be three and a half hours later for you, or 4:30 PM in your time zone.
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