Is it Difficult to Work with a Remote Development Team

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  • Spoiler: No, if business processes are well-established
  • Where we are situated
  • How we communicate with customers

Spoiler: No, if business processes are well-established

Symfa is an international outsourcing IT company. We work with customers from the USA, Central and Eastern Europe, Australia and the CIS. For effective cooperation with customers from different parts of the world, we have successfully developed business processes and continue to improve them.

Where we are situated

We understand that working with a remote team is difficult and not always convenient, especially at the beginning of cooperation. Therefore, we have established business processes so that you can monitor the implementation of tasks and make changes in the process of work.

How we communicate with customers

You can always contact us to discuss business issues. For voice communication, we use Skype or Zoom. We also communicate with our clients in Slack, Telegram, Upwork chat or any messenger convenient for you. We provide access to tracking systems to control the status of tasks.

It is important for us to be in touch and promptly resolve issues, so all company employees speak English. Usually project managers communicate with clients. But if it’s necessary, you can directly contact the developer. This helps to quickly solve problems and avoid downtime.

Some customers prefer to come to our office. We always meet client’s requirements and organize a separate workspace for the project team, which focuses only on your project.

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Nika Chizh
Nika Chizh

Senior Copywriter and Digital Marketer

Nika is a passionate content creator for the IT industry. Her top favorites are Quality Assurance, Business Intelligence, Microservices, and Business Analysis. You can find her articles published by Forbes, DZone, Tweak Your Biz, DevOps, and Medium. When she’s not digging into a new topic for the AIS corporate blog, she’s out training her rescue pup or taking online carpentry classes.

Nika is a passionate content creator for the IT industry. Her top favorites are Quality Assurance, Business Intelligence, Microservices, and Business Analysis. You can find her articles published by Forbes, DZone, Tweak Your Biz, DevOps, and Medium. When she’s not digging into a new topic for the AIS corporate blog, she’s out training her rescue pup or taking online carpentry classes.

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