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There are a host of factors that have an impact on the success of any outsourcing relationship: technical expertise, labor costs, project management, business ethics and copyright protection, network security, product and service quality, subcontracting control, time zone difference, education levels and of course, culture and language. And it is the latter two, culture and language, more specifically for American companies, culture and English skills, that ultimately matter most as the foundation of every other factor. If there is an issue with culture and English skills, the relationship is considerably weakened, the probability for success, greatly reduced.
A full-stack developer is simply someone who is familiar with all layers in computer software development. Although, some may argue and would say that -stack developers aren't experts at everything, or they simply have a functional knowledge and ability to take a concept and turn it into a finished product. We can't deny the fact, that building software with these developers is much easier as they understand how everything works from top to bottom and can anticipate problems accordingly.
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No one knows yet what the new normal outsourcing world will look like post-Pandemic. Forecasting a month in advance is perilous at best, but we do need to think about a near term (6-18 months) new normal and what that looks like. A rare certainty is that interconnectedness enabled by technology will play a foundational role for outsourcing companies and clients alike.
Leadership has always been important and in this new, highly collaborative remote work world, more than ever. Remote developers already know how to work well remotely. Now, their leaders and managers may well be remote themselves.
