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 Entering Colombia gives a global company two broad choices. It can build its own local team and manage hiring, Colombia payroll , office requirements and daily operations, or it can work with an outsourcing provider that already has much of that setup in place. Salary is only one part of the cost. Recruitment, payroll, workspace, technology and local administration also need to be considered. Start with the full operating requirement Hiring ten people does not mean the job ends after the contracts are signed. The company may still need to recruit candidates, run payroll, manage employment administration, arrange workspace, buy equipment, provide internet and IT support, handle HR tasks and give managers time to supervise the operation. A useful comparison therefore includes both employee costs and the infrastructure and administration needed to support the team. What changes with Colombia outsourcing With Colombia outsourcing , a company can hand some local operating wor...

If you are considering outsourcing, you will likely encounter a long list of countries and providers. Some companies look to Asia. Others look at Latin America. The right choice usually comes down to the kind of work you want to move, how closely the new team needs to work with your existing employees, and how much control you want to keep.   Colombia is getting more attention from US businesses for a simple reason. The teams can work during similar hours to the US, while businesses can still access a different operating cost structure.   That makes  Colombia outsourcing  worth considering for customer support, sales support, technical work and back-office operations.   But should you choose nearshore outsourcing over offshore outsourcing? Not necessarily. The better choice depends on how your business works. Nearshore vs offshore outsourcing: what is the difference? Nearshore outsourcing means your external team is based in a nearby country or...

Remote work is great until you need somewhere quiet for a call. Maybe you have a client meeting. Maybe the team needs to sit together for a day. Working from home does not always work for those situations. That is where  Medellín coworking  can help.   You can work from home most of the time and use a coworking space when you need it. You can get a desk, a private office or  meeting rooms  without renting a full office.   This can work well for remote teams, international companies and businesses building a team in Colombia. Why Medellín works well for remote teams Medellín has a lot of people working in technology, customer service, consulting and other professional jobs. There are also plenty of startups, freelancers and international companies in the city. So finding a place where remote workers can work together is not difficult.   Your team may not need an office every day. Some people may work from home. Others may want to come in...