How to Find and Hire a Developer as a Startup
Finding and hiring a developer for a startup isn’t about finding a candidate with the right technical skills on paper. It’s about understanding in depth […]
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Finding and hiring a developer for a startup isn’t about finding a candidate with the right technical skills on paper. It’s about understanding in depth […]
Struggling to balance talent quality with payroll costs? As a business owner in the US, you shouldn’t have to choose. With remote recruitment, you can […]
We are in a global business world where economies are interdependent and competencies surpass borders. We are definitely in a situation where you should look […]
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 […]
While both a backend developer and an engineer work on the server side of software, handling databases, servers, and application logic, their roles and responsibilities […]
Servers fail, databases are compromised by ransomware, a Hard Disk gets corrupted, the CRM is slow, and no one in the company knows what to […]
Hiring managers in the US currently face strong competition, especially for senior .NET developers, ranked as the #1 most in-demand tech role in 2024—a trend […]
This enables our team to deliver their best work and innovate how headhunting and HR are done on a global scale.
On the second episode StaffITRight, the official podcast of DistantJob we interview Trevor Longino, le enfant terrible of the marketing world.
Even today fully-remote companies are a rare beast. They’re doing things differently and yet growing faster than traditional businesses. Groove—a customer helpdesk software—has experienced tremendous growth in the last five years as a globally distributed company. We’re dissecting their values, work culture, hiring norms and more to see what might be beneficial for you. Read on.
Of all the tasks a remote team manager is asked to do, hosting remote team meetings could be considered the most challenging. First, there’s the […]
On this first episode, our guest is Sharon Koifman. Sharon Koifman is the President of DistantJob, and we discuss many topics – from how to build culture on a remote environment, to the current state of Toys’R’Us.
In this post, we look at tools that help your remote team to collaborate. We have recommendations for virtual whiteboards, annotation tools, brainstorming and more.
When all members are not sharing an office or the same working hours, problem-solving in a team can run into various snags. Without a set process, there will be chaos and distractions. Here’s a checklist to help your remote team navigate the process of problem-solving so they can focus on the actual work.
As the nation came out of recession, companies started operating with optimism – hiring new employees and growing their businesses. The 2018 tax cut also incentivized business growth. This resulted in a near-zero unemployment rate, labor shortage, and increased wage costs. Read to find out why your business will face these issues imminently and the measures it can take to minimize operating costs.
How do you know you’ll be a good fit as a manager for a remote programmer? The task can seem daunting, but you’ll find you’re up to the challenge if you follow these five suggestions from real programmers.
When you partner with DistantJob for your next hire, you get the highest quality developers who will deliver expert work on time. We headhunt developers globally; that means you can expect candidates within two weeks or less and at a great value.
Increase your development output within the next 30 days without sacrificing quality.
