In the United States, the 2021 story with regard to employment is the “great resignation”. For engineers in Latin America, particularly in Costa Rica where Telescoped is focused, the story for 2021 can better be described as the “great hiring”. Read more…
At Telescoped we believe that remote work is one of the most important changes of our lifetime. The shift in how we work is also one of the key drivers towards our mission of bringing opportunity, autonomy and purpose to Read more…
Since the industrial revolution, the location of companies has been a key driver of prosperity. Cities that attract growing companies bring jobs and tax revenue; thereby supporting local economies. That playbook is about to become irrelevant for companies that employ Read more…
Remote work and software became more important than ever and huge leaps forward were made which will change the landscape for years to come.
As we head into Thanksgiving we’re getting very promising news from Moderna and Pfizer about the efficacy of their upcoming vaccines. This means more and more people are starting to wonder how 2021 will unfold and plans are starting to Read more…
Offices around the world are sitting empty and doomsday prognosticators are predicting the end of the corporate office as knowledge workers embark on globe trotting digital nomad lifestyles. This view of the world post COVID-19 is exaggerated. But, the changes Read more…
As the remote revolution picks up steam, one of the stigmas that it is still trying to shed is that of the pesky word ‘outsourcing’. Over the years, the term outsourcing has picked up a negative reputation for unwanted tasks, Read more…
We’re having the wrong discussion. As we sail past the six month mark of the massive global remote work experiment, the conversation is starting to shift to pontification about whether being in the office is better than working from home. Read more…
When things began to shut down during the initial threat of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people were hesitant to go full remote. Perhaps it was a lack of trust. Maybe you actually needed to be present to fully achieve everything Read more…
