Where Can You Hire Great Developers?| Ep. #307
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In Episode #307, Eric and Neil discuss where you can hire great developers. Tune in to learn how you can find great developers at a much cheaper rate WITHOUT compromising on value and efficiency.
Time Stamped Show Notes:- 00:27 – Today’s topic: Where Can You Hire Great Developers?
- 00:42 – Eric and Neil both tried Toptal which is not a bad place, but quite expensive
- 00:51 – The best company for Neil is Crossover which is based in Texas
- 00:58 – Their team of great developers are usually overseas
- 01:02 – The labor is cheaper and they’re well educated
- 01:08 – They have the software to know which is the best of the best
- 01:30 – They offer 30 days of free development
- 01:55 – It is quite cheap
- 02:09 – Eric currently has 2 developers
- 02:14 – One is based in Singapore and the other one is in Lithuania
- 02:26 – The developers are well-versed and get things done
- 02:56 – Eric found them in CodePen’s job board
- 03:20 – Eric has used Crew and Andela
- 03:40 – Andela hires developers from other countries so you will get them cheaper
- 03:44 – They have a strong vetting process
- 04:20 – Engineers and developers may not work well right away, but they should over time (once you find the amazing ones)
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- 05:18 – That’s it for today’s episode!
- There are a lot of great developers overseas that will cost you way less than in the USA.
- Go to a website where developers usually lounge around—like forums and message boards.
- It may take you a few tries before you find the excellent engineers and developers that you need.
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