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Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring remotely from India? on Friday April 02, 2021 @06:43AM (#26670385)
This thread is for companies who are hiring not engineers who want to get hired.
Re:Ask HN: Software developers, what is your side income? on Friday April 02, 2021 @06:11AM (#26670272)
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Re:Ask HN: Software developers, what is your side income? on Friday April 02, 2021 @06:10AM (#26670267)
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How is the experience of hiring full time engineers in different time zone?

I am running a company that helps US-based startups hire full-time employees from India. We take care of all the HR operations, benefits, payrolls and legal compliance. What I wanted to understand is there anyone who have any experience hiring developers from India or managing distributed teams in multiple time zones.

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Generally the tryout projects are the projects the company is already working on and make the candidate work parallelly on them. After the try-out period is over they assess their work by comparing it with current team's work (obviously factoring in they were not working full-time)
Re:Ask HN: What (side-)project are you working on? on Wednesday March 17, 2021 @09:58AM (#26491317)
Building an integrated platform for distributed teams to source, onboard, and hire remote full-time developers from India. Here's the link https://outteam.nurturelabs.co/ It's a Employer On Record(EOR) service - so hiring is 100% legally compliant there no need of registering a separate legal entity or signing separate contract with each employee.
We do it using paid try outs - mastered by Automattic.

It works this way: 1. Basic screening 2. Small take home assignment 3. Code review and 1-1 interview 4. Paid try-out for 3/4 weeks

This works very well for hiring Junior level developers. We have found gems using this technique.

Need a service to do it for you - try OutTeam. - https://outteam.nurturelabs.co/