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I live in Buenos Aires too, and for a while, I had the same trouble as you have now, so I know the feeling. I think the best chance you have in such a short ti
by molmalo 14y ago
I live in Buenos Aires too, and for a while, I had the same trouble as you have now, so I know the feeling.
I think the best chance you have in such a short time (given that your contract ends in just a few weeks and then you'll have your employees doing nothing), is to contact local companies with customers in USA/EU. Focus on the technologies your team has the most experience (Salesforce as you say).
Probably, one of the many consulting companies here have some work that they can outsource. And the communication with other companies could allow you to forge new partnerships with some of them, and allow you to work together in projects that otherwise you couldn't do on your own.
- ZempIT 14y agoThank you for answering! I been doing that for some time, and actually my current work comes from local companies with clients abroad. Every one of that contracts includes NonCompete agreements so I cannot work directly for the final clients in USA/EU if I worked with them through my clients (they protect their business). So what I'm trying to figure out is how to approach having my own clients from abroad. Knowing its not easy, I'm looking for some guidelines there.