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What I've encountered - Poland teams are usually way bigger than they are required, not sure why though; e.g. a project that would require a scrum team of 6-7 p
by Imlus 6y ago
What I've encountered - Poland teams are usually way bigger than they are required, not sure why though; e.g. a project that would require a scrum team of 6-7 people, will usually be done by 10-12 people. But Poland pricing is quite good, there are a lot of people, only downside that I encountered is the English language, it still seems that people are not that interested in it :). Ukraine on the other hand, seems more pricy; maybe due to multiple big USA corporations being opened there.. But it seems people are willing to work for international companies than to internal ones. Have you ever considered the Baltics (LT, LV, EE)? As they are way smaller, they have no choice, but to be international (when it comes to language and tech stack) as the internal market is too small. However, pricing is extremely different per companies, so probably your negotiator skills would be tested there.