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We provide exceptional remote engineering talent that fit your company's values and culture. No AI matchmaking, no piles of barely relevant CVs. Always quality over quantity!
United Kingdom
Echo team work well with us. We have been using for a while, and although we have had some issues with one contractor in the past they have been resolved. We are very happy with our team.
Reply from EchoGlobal
It's been 6 years since we started. It's a pleasure to see how your software product has grown.
We had previous positive experiences with remote contractors in Ukraine (although directly, not through an agency). We were open to direct hire or contractor, but the market made hiring directly in our country much more expensive and difficult, so we decided to give it a try with Echo.
Reply from EchoGlobal
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