Strategies for Startups to Find and Hire Developers(2024)
Finding and hiring the right developers is a cornerstone for your startup’s success, especially given the precarious nature of startup longevity. Statistics reveal that 70% […]
Finding and hiring the right developers is a cornerstone for your startup’s success, especially given the precarious nature of startup longevity. Statistics reveal that 70% […]
Hiring developers can be challenging if you don’t have any technical background. You can have general guidelines and a technical recruiting cheat sheet, but it […]
Remote recruitment, also known as virtual recruitment, is the process of sourcing, interviewing, evaluating, and hiring employees for remote positions, all conducted virtually through modern […]
Today’s businesses are truly global. From tools and information that flow across borders to items created in other countries, our world’s economies are interconnected. In […]
Many of us consider the United States, China, and India as excellence in software development. However, in the past few years, countries in Eastern Europe […]
When Should You Hire A Backend Engineer Vs. A Backend Developer? In software teams, especially in software development Agile teams, it often happens that the […]
As a recruiter tasked with the responsibility of hiring an IT specialist, you’re at the forefront of enhancing your company’s technical backbone. In your quest […]
Hiring skilled .Net developers becomes more challenging each year. A significant factor is that many top-tier developers are already employed and not actively seeking new […]
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In today’s ever-changing business world, only those who learn are able to thrive. Doubly so when it comes to building and leading remote teams – everyone is still figuring out how to do it! Enter Tammy Bjelland, serial founder of remote companies and expert in the art of learning.
How can you figure out the best way to be metrics-driven when performance happens over several different disciplines? How to develop disciplined focus without stifling creativity? And what are the best ways for a remote leader to build a peer group online? TimeDoctor’s co-founder Liam Martin tells us all about his strategy.
What’s a good blueprint for remote managers to follow if they want to delegate more responsibility and help their team members grow? How does a star manager solve team conflict and deal with the “brilliant jerk” scenario? Buffer’s VP of Engineering, Katie Womersley, talks to us about her management philosophy.
Welcome to the DistantJob Podcast, a show where we interview the top remote leaders, picking their brains on how to build and lead remote teams […]
Every development team needs Version Control Software. But which is best for remote teams? We look at SVN, Git, and Mercurial and compare their features.
Do leaders need to hold themselves to a higher standard in written communication? How can you make sure everyone on a team is making their ideas heard? Christian McCarrick shares his experience as the VP of Engineering at globally distributed Autho0 in this week’s episode of the DistantJob Podcast
When Marissa Mayer called her Yahoos back into the office, it was seen as a death knell for remote working. It wasn’t, but can we learn lessons from this big remote fail?
Hotjar is a unicorn amongst small tech startups. Headquartered in Malta, they’ve always been 100% distributed. Even after surpassing €15 million in ARR, they operate with the same mindfulness the founding group had at the start. This company is a heady blend of practicality and idealism that’s attracting the best talents. What else is this fully-remote company doing differently and what can you take away from them? Find out.
What does it look like when a company is naturally born remote? Gonçalo Silva, the CTO at Doist – makers of Todoist and Twist – tells us about this, how it influenced his career path, hiring approach, and much more in this week’s episode of the DistantJob Podcast
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