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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How to Manage Remote Engineering Teams Effectively
We live in the era of digital transformation where remote engineering teams are no longer an exception but a standard. A mere glance at recent history reveals the prevalence of remote work. The roots of remote work stretch back to 1973 when physicist Jack Nilles worked remotely on a NASA telecommunications system, setting the stage for the increasingly remote workforce we see today.
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