Hiring Insights

Preferred Supplier Lists (PSLs) for recruitment are like your daily coffee subscription – convenient, reliable, and predictable. With a PSL, you can expedite the end-to-end hiring process. Instead of starting with supplier evaluations and negotiations,...

Today’s commodities markets are more unpredictable than ever. Geopolitical tensions, rising inflation, and the energy transition are all contributing to the volatility. To manage risks and find new opportunities in this competitive environment, industry players...

From the Russia-Ukraine conflict to rising tensions in the Middle East, and the ongoing struggle to achieve net zero, the geopolitical landscape is in constant flux. As the world becomes increasingly volatile, the burden on...

In the early days of commodities trading, access to information relied heavily on personal networks, political influence, and on-the-ground logistics. Availability of capital created an asymmetry of information, where the largest companies knew more than...

Looking to expand your team abroad? We’ve identified key cost-effective locations that offer strong talent pools, tax compliance ease, and time zones aligned with European business hours. Dive into our in-depth analysis to explore the...

As data becomes more democratised, new players are entering the commodities space, ramping up the competition. Today, success hinges less on having access to data and more on how you use it. That’s where a...

September 4th, today was supposed to be the day. The Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) new rule on non-compete clauses which was set to kick in has been blocked. The FTC, a U.S. agency tasked with...

We recently interviewed Matt Whitworth, a seasoned tech leader and founder of PureType, who shared his insights on hiring for emerging programming languages like Elixir. Drawing from his experience scaling development teams, he argues that...

In August 2024, Python hit a major milestone by ranking over 18% in the TIOBE Programming Index for the first time – a level of popularity not seen since Java in November 2016. On top...