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Software Development: What is a good source for finding a quality developer or service?
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Joy Broto Nath , Global Corporate Trainer & Strategist answered:

The company uniquely boasts that they can give you access to the top 3% of freelance developers all over the world. Toptal's screening process includes a language and personality test, timed algorithm testing, technical screenings with other Toptal engineers, a test project, and an ongoing commitment for these freelance developers to maintain a perfect track record while working with clients. As rigorous as this process is for potential freelance engineers, Toptal aims to make it the opposite experience for clients. Upwork is a freelance service that works with clients throughout the whole hiring process, from posting to payment, aiming to provide users with a great experience on their marketplace. Guru is like Upwork in that you start your freelancer search by describing and posting your job on their site. However, unlike Upwork, Guru adds another layer through the ability to search for a specific freelancer based on specialties, categories, location, feedback, rate and more. This allows top freelancers to stand out from the crowd instead of having to apply for jobs each time. In Work Room, you can share project deadlines and milestones or simply communicate with your freelancer within the Guru system.
You can read more here: https://www.business.com/articles/10-best-freelancer-websites-for-finding-developers/
Besides if you do have any questions give me a call: https://clarity.fm/joy-brotonath

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