> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://www.saalse.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://www.saalse.com/contacts/schedule-a-call.md).

# Schedule a Call

There are two options available for scheduling a call to ensure we make the most of our time:

1. [**Introductory Calls or Quick Questions**](#book-a-quick-15-minute-call)**:** These are ideal for brief discussions without a set agenda or for addressing a single question and are best suited for a **15-minute** slot.
2. [**In-depth Discussions**](#book-a-30-minute-call)**:** If we have previously agreed upon or if you're certain that we'll require more time, please book a **30-minute** call.

For discussions that require an hour, kindly request a private link for a **60-minute** session.

Make sure to select **your timezone** **in the Calendly widget,** which will automatically align with my schedule. My default timezone is UTC+7. If you're located in America or elsewhere with a significant time difference, do reach out to find a mutually convenient time. I am willing to accommodate early or late calls by prior arrangement.

Should you need to **cancel or reschedule?** Please use the link provided in the calendar event or the email notification. A no-show without prior notice will be taken as an indication that we have chosen to part ways.

## Book a Quick 15-Minute Call

If the widget fails, please use the [direct link to schedule](https://calendly.com/saalse/15min).

{% embed url="<https://calendly.com/saalse/15min>" fullWidth="false" %}

## **Book a 30-Minute Call**

If the widget fails, please use the [direct link to schedule](https://calendly.com/saalse/30min).

{% embed url="<https://calendly.com/saalse/30min>" %}