Why platforms are using offshore software developers to scale

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So you’ve created a killer platform using expert software developers, and now you want to grow it and increase your reach. Simple enough, right? Not always. Growing a business involves growing your team, which can be easier said than done. Using traditional recruitment methods such as in-house recruitment incurs huge costs, not to mention the […]

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