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   by tZdKRNGW 5y ago

   you can see they got a lot of attention and funding from VCs during the past year 2020, basically their business model is to gain as many developer's profile as possible, use all ways to convince you sign up at some low rate ($20-$50&#
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   by tZdKRNGW 5y ago

   it depends on whom do you stand for? as a US-based remote developer, like in this Quora thread, you for sure don't want to work via Turing/Andela/Upstack/... for a US employer, right? because Turing/Andela/Upst
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   by tZdKRNGW 5y ago

   https://www.quora.com/Has-anyone-tried-Turing-Is-it-any-good... TL;DR: they are OK but they take more than 50% of your paycheck forever and give you practically zero benefits for it. It’s better to avoid them and wait for a
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   by tZdKRNGW 5y ago

   and look at the Crunchbase profile of Turing.com , they actually got a lot of attention from VCs, (raised over $40M during 2020) and more similar hiring agencies are copying this business model, this crewscale.com has an almost full list in
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   Is the trend of Turing.com/Andela/Upstack moving US remote dev jobs to overseas?

   3 points by tZdKRNGW 5y ago|7 comments