Oct. 20, 2022
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Our commitment to growth is embedded in our startup’s DNA, driving us to continuously seek the best software engineering talent in the region to ensure quality and efficiency for our clients. Although we initially had a central office in Buenos Aires, Argentina, a significant portion of our team was based in other Latin American countries, making virtual collaboration a natural part of our workflow. This foresight prepared us well for the challenges brought by the pandemic in 2020. Moving everyone to the home office was a simple thing.
Today, thanks to the diverse cultures within our team, we’ve established our headquarters in Miami, Florida, USA. This strategic move allows us to tap into a global talent pool while staying connected with our Latin American roots.
The concept of teleworking has been around for over 40 years, originating in the US when a NASA scientist researched ways to reduce worker commutes to address transportation and pollution issues. Resources were limited back then, but technological advancements have significantly improved remote work capabilities. Currently, 42% of companies in Argentina have over half their staff telecommuting, while in Chile, 1 in 3 companies have permanently adopted remote work. Colombia, a pioneer in LATAM for remote work legislation, recently updated its “work from home” regulations to reflect the evolving needs of the modern workforce.
Remote work is here to stay, but some companies struggle to adapt. To succeed, businesses must take this transition seriously by investing in the right equipment and modern tools to facilitate connectivity. Professional messaging and task management platforms are crucial for effective communication and organization. Companies that fail to meet these requirements often need help to adapt and avoid being left behind in the evolving employment landscape.
Remote work offers numerous advantages for both companies and employees, especially in the software sector, where it can be a key factor in attracting talent.
However, remote work also comes with responsibilities, such as ensuring voluntariness, digital disconnection, providing necessary equipment and tools, and offering adequate support. Companies must establish clear policies and guidelines to support remote workers. While also addressing challenges such as isolation, communication barriers, and maintaining company culture.
While some prefer the traditional office environment, the hybrid work model combining virtual and in-person work is gaining popularity. Based on feedback from our team, we are considering the development of ‘on-demand’ coworking spaces. This initiative would provide flexibility for team members, allowing them to choose whether to work individually or collaborate in groups as needed. We aim to establish these community spaces globally in all our operating regions (USA, Argentina, Uruguay, Peru, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, etc.), ensuring equal opportunities for everyone.
This hybrid model offers the best of both worlds, providing the flexibility of remote work with the benefits of in-person collaboration. It allows employees to choose the work environment that best suits their needs. Whether it’s the quiet of home or the energy of a coworking space. This flexibility can increase job satisfaction and retention, as employees feel more empowered and valued.
As part of our ongoing expansion, Coderio offers an ideal environment for professionals in the information and technology sectors. We provide the necessary resources, experience, and a supportive virtual space that includes exclusive benefits for our team members. We embrace mixed and fully remote work models to foster work-life balance, reduce costs, and minimize environmental pollution. This commitment supports our social, economic, and ecological impact.
Our commitment to innovation and excellence makes Coderio an attractive place for top talent. We invest in our employees’ growth and development, offering opportunities for continuous learning and career advancement. We attract and retain top professionals by fostering a positive, inclusive work environment. This ensures our clients consistently receive the highest quality service.
Remote work is not just a trend; it’s a permanent shift in how we work. Companies that embrace this change and invest in the necessary tools and infrastructure will thrive in the new employment landscape. At Coderio, we are proud to be at the forefront of this movement, setting an example for others to follow.
As we continue to grow and evolve, we remain dedicated to our mission of delivering top-notch software solutions while providing a flexible and supportive work environment for our team. By prioritizing the well-being and success of our employees, we can achieve great things together.
In summary, the future of work is remote, hybrid, and flexible. Companies must adapt to this new reality or risk falling behind. At Coderio, we are committed to leading the way! Ensuring our team and clients benefit from the many advantages of remote work is a definite priority.
As Cofounder and Executive Chairman of Coderio, Joaquin is the driving force behind the company’s organizational culture and principles. He provides strategic leadership and direction while focusing on the continuous improvement of Coderio’s services.
As Cofounder and Executive Chairman of Coderio, Joaquin is the driving force behind the company’s organizational culture and principles. He provides strategic leadership and direction while focusing on the continuous improvement of Coderio’s services.
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