As we get into the meat of Q1, remote companies and founders around the globe are gearing up for a year of expansion, innovation, and opportunity. And at the heart of this growth? Hiring top-tier talent to drive success. Here's why the first quarter (Q1) is your golden ticket to bolstering your remote team with exceptional individuals…

Nearshore hiring isn’t just a trend, it’s a move of the future. Start building your remote team today and scale your startup.

Account Manager V. Customer Success. Which Should You Hire For?

If you're contemplating expanding your team with remote talent from around the world, we're here to shed light on the possibilities, benefits, and considerations involved. Let's get to it!

How a Marketing Agency Hired a Sr. Affiliate Manager in 2 weeks from Latin America. And how it has helped drive revenue and boost their team.

Grab a beer 🍺 or latte ☕️ and join Greg + Krista (from our sweet recruiting team) for a virtual happy hour + network with other founders and business leaders.

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There are many extraordinary SaaS developers living in Europe who would be great additions to your remote team, and below are some helpful tips for hiring in Europe.

It’s no surprise that many founders and scaling remote teams hire abroad, and Latin America is a hot spot for growing remote first teams.

Here’s 5 reasons why founders love hiring in LATAM…

Founders are the driving force behind a company, and their vision and leadership are essential to its success. However, as the company grows, it becomes increasingly difficult for founders to manage day-to-day operations while also focusing on long-term strategy and vision.

There are many reasons why founders of North American companies may choose to hire abroad. One of the most significant reasons is the lower operational costs associated with hiring employees in other countries. This is because salaries for workers in many countries are often lower than those in the United States, sometimes by as much as 70%.