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Measuring Developer Productivity in Remote Teams

Measuring Developer Productivity in Remote Teams

Measuring productivity in remote teams is all about focusing on results, not activity. Traditional metrics like hours worked or lines of code often fail in remote setups, where outcomes matter more than visible effort. Here’s what works:

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How to Build Teams for Follow-the-Sun Development

How to Build Teams for Follow-the-Sun Development

Follow-the-Sun (FTS) development is a global workflow strategy where teams in different time zones work sequentially to ensure 24/7 project progress. When one team finishes their workday, tasks are handed off to another team in a different time zone, eliminating downtime and speeding up delivery. This approach can reduce time-to-market by up to 67% and provides constant productivity without overloading any single team.

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How to Lead Decision-Making in Remote Teams

How to Lead Decision-Making in Remote Teams

Remote teams face unique challenges when making decisions: time zone gaps, unclear roles, and long discussions can slow progress. To keep things moving, leaders need clear processes for decision-making, accountability, and communication. Here’s how to streamline decisions in distributed teams:

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Ultimate Guide to Building Remote Development Teams in Brazil

Ultimate Guide to Building Remote Development Teams in Brazil

Looking to build a remote development team? Brazil offers a mix of skilled developers, cost savings, and time zone compatibility with the U.S. Here’s why it’s worth considering:

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Best Remote Developer Skills to Look for in 2025 in Argentina

Best Remote Developer Skills to Look for in 2025 in Argentina

Looking to build a remote development team in 2025? Argentina is a top choice for U.S. companies. Here’s why:

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Solving Developer Shortage with Global Talent from Vietnam

Solving Developer Shortage with Global Talent from Vietnam

The U.S. tech industry is facing a critical developer shortage. Companies struggle to hire skilled engineers, leading to project delays, higher costs, and slower innovation. Traditional hiring strategies like increasing salaries or offering perks no longer suffice. To address this gap, businesses are turning to global talent pools, with Vietnam emerging as a strong solution.

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How to Vet Remote Developers in Vietnam: 7-Step Process

How to Vet Remote Developers in Vietnam: 7-Step Process

Vietnam offers a growing pool of skilled developers at competitive rates, making it a popular choice for US-based engineering teams. However, hiring remote talent requires a structured vetting process to ensure technical skills, communication abilities, and team compatibility align with your business needs. Here’s a quick overview of the 7-step process:

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10 Benefits of Hiring Remote Software Developers in Brazil

10 Benefits of Hiring Remote Software Developers in Brazil

Looking to expand your software development team without breaking the bank? Hiring remote developers from Brazil might be the solution.

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Why Global Remote Hiring is the Key to Future Business Success

Why Global Remote Hiring is the Key to Future Business Success

In 2019, remote work represented just 5.4% of the U.S. workforce. By 2024, that number has exploded to over 35%, creating a $2.3 trillion global remote work economy. But here’s what most business leaders don’t realize: the companies winning in this new landscape aren’t just allowing remote work—they’re strategically leveraging global talent to build competitive advantages that would have been impossible just five years ago.

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From Goals to Greatness: Goal-Setting Psychology and the SMART Goals Framework

From Goals to Greatness: Goal-Setting Psychology and the SMART Goals Framework

For decades, psychologists have puzzled over a question that seems, at the surface, almost too simple: why do some people accomplish what they set out to do, while others fail? If you take two groups of people, with nearly identical skills and resources, and ask them to achieve the same task. One group will consistently outperform the other, not by a small margin, but a lot. The high-performing group doesn’t just have high hopes for the future; they have clearly defined, specific, and time-bound goals. They don’t just say, “I want to do well”; they say, “I want to score above 90% on this task, and I have exactly three hours to do it.”

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