Hiring employees in your own country is fairly simple. The only real differences may be between state or regional taxes and regulations. But if you want to hire remote workers in foreign countries as employees or contractors, then it becomes more complex.
Global job boards allow you to post and distribute your postings to hundred of thousands people worldwide, but do you really want that?
Hiring someone without seeing them in person before can be scary. Here is how to conduct and be confident about remote job interviews.
Salaries in remote working settings can be tricky. Should you pay them equally as local employees? Or rather as much as they'd earn in their home country?
Hiring in a remote setting can be tricky. There are a lot more things to consider and think about. We list the main ways to get people hired globally.
When it's not an option to get hired as a contractor, international employers, or so-called payroll companies, can help. An updated list of one for each country.
Remote companies tend to have one problem that co-located ones can only dream of – too many job candidates to choose from.