Hiring

  • Hiring Tech Talent in Salt Lake City? Try Hiring Global Talent

    Salt Lake City has fast become a tech industry hub in the United States. Salt Lake City recorded a 22.9% growth in tech jobs in 2021 and 2022 — outpacing the U.S. tech job growth rate of 10.1% from 2020 to 2021. The tech industry in Salt Lake City continues to grow and has pushed…

  • Hiring Tech Talent in Austin? Try Hiring Global Talent

    Everything is bigger in Texas — is a popular saying that may apply to more than just the size of the state. Texas features more than miles and miles of pastures and metropolitan areas like Austin have become business hubs in the United States. The capital, Ausin is home to technology juggernauts like Tesla, Apple,…

  • Hiring Tech Talent in New York City? Try Hiring Global Talent

    Across the United States, the tech industry continues to grow and thrive — and few places in the world have embraced the tech industry like New York City. The Big Apple has seen continued growth in the tech industry and in technology-based careers in the last couple decades. That growth in the tech industry has…

  • Hiring Tech Talent in Chicago? Try Hiring Global Talent

    Chicago, a bustling metropolis and a major tech hub, offers a vibrant ecosystem for businesses seeking to grow and innovate. However, the competition for top tech talent in the Windy City is fierce. Companies often find themselves in a challenging situation: needing to expand their teams quickly but facing a limited pool of qualified local…

  • Wage Disparities Between Local and Global Talent

    Employment costs are a key factor for any business and where you choose to hire may matter more than you think. To know and understand the wage disparities between local and global talent can provide you with a great advantage when you choose to grow your team with global hires.  There are many ways to…

  • Best Practices for Remote Hire Interviews

    Did you know that an estimated 28% of global employees work remotely? With the incredible change to the global workforce, companies have had to revise recruiting, interviewing, and hiring processes. With more and more companies hiring remote employees, it is important to understand the best practices for remote hire interviews to ensure you get the…

  • Alternatives to Hiring in India

    You have made the decision to hire abroad — but where do you plan to find the talent you need for your tech company? India has been a hotspot for tech companies for years and many U.S.-based tech companies employ remote workers from India. With that said — is it the best or the only…

  • Common Difficulties When Setting up an Entity to Hire Abroad

    When you choose to hire remote employees in a different country, you will have a decision to make on the best way to accomplish your hiring goals. Tech companies that hire remote employees overseas have four primary methods of hiring — create your own legal entity in the country, hire with the help of an…

  • Common Difficulties When Hiring Through a PEO

    Tech companies that choose to hire remote employees across the globe have a variety of options — to hire with the help of an employer of record (EOR), create a local entity, hire independent contractors, or hire with the help of a Professional Employer Organization (PEO) — each with its own pros and cons.  Hiring…

  • Common Difficulties When Hiring Through an EOR

    There are a variety of strategies that U.S.-based tech companies can employ to find, recruit, hire, and manage remote employees across the globe and an Employer of Record (EOR) may be the most effective and efficient. That doesn’t mean that hiring with an employer of record is without its own challenges and we know that…