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The Checklist for Onboarding Outsourced Developers

hackerone.com | blog | #developer-experience | #checklist | #onboarding | #engineering-management | #outsourcing
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A practical checklist for onboarding outsourced developers: introduce company context, build trust, learn their strengths, set expectations, and describe the project before work begins.
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