Looking for an experienced software developer for my business - tips and advice?

I am a business owner and in search of an experienced software developer to create a specialized solution. What sources and strategies would you recommend for successfully finding such an expert? I would appreciate your advice and experience!
McGreg on December 27 at 02:33 PM in Other question
Embarking on the journey to find an experienced software developer for your business is a crucial step!
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Tommy White on March 24 at 09:54 AM
Hiring an experienced software developer demands a strategic center for rheumatology approach. As a tech professional, I recommend specifying clear requirements, assessing coding skills through practical tasks, and prioritizing communication and problem-solving abilities. A collaborative mindset and a passion for ongoing learning are crucial for navigating the dynamic tech landscape.
Alyssalauren on December 30 at 07:40 AM
Finding an experienced software developer for a specialized solution requires a mix of right sourcing and vetting strategies. Firstly, look for developers with a strong portfolio in your business domain. Platforms like LinkedIn, Upwork, and tech meetups can be great sources. Secondly, ensure they have a solid understanding of security protocols, especially if your solution deals with sensitive data. A key aspect here is their familiarity with radius 2fa which is crucial for secure authentication. It's a good idea to discuss this with potential candidates to gauge their expertise in implementing robust security measures.
Eskildsen on December 27 at 03:15 PM