mashable.com

OCTOBER 27, 2010

And when — if ever — do you need to hire your own full- or part-time, in-house dev to work on your website and applications? If you’ve got tips for other business owners or want to share your experiences with hiring developers, please leave us a note in the comments section.

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mashable.com

NOVEMBER 30, 2010

You can minimize risk by performing due diligence when selecting a company or individual to work with, clearly defining the project scope, expectations and milestones in any development contracts, and allocating enough money to hire competent developers. it doesn't much matter who you hire in terms of risk.

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Software Developers Software Development Software Review Software 79

crowdSPRING Blog

JANUARY 13, 2016

From developing products and services to hiring to payroll, owners have a lot on their plates! Customer service tickets, phone calls, and FAQs can take up large amounts of time and effort, often causing companies to hire more customer service people and spend more time on customer service than they can afford.

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www.virtuosimedia.com

MARCH 8, 2012

Hire someone to do a working prototype/proof-of-concept. If you require a non-disclosure agreement for me to simply even hear your idea, I’m going to walk away unless you’re a Steve Jobs or Bill Gates type of figure. If it's not financially viable, abandon it. Sign that person to an NDA if necessary.

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Technical Cofounder Cofounder Technical Review NDA 41