English proficiency requirements vary dramatically by role when hiring remote workers in Latin America. This guide explains how to properly test English for different job types, where proficiency levels vary across LATAM countries and cities.
Companies across the US, UK, and Australia are increasingly hiring remote workers from Latin America, moving beyond cost savings to focus on time zone alignment. This guide explains what’s driving the shift toward LATAM hiring.
Looking for AI and data talent? Latin America’s universities and bootcamps are producing job-ready graduates with Python, ML, and cloud skills. This guide covers where to find qualified LATAM AI talent, realistic compensation expectations
Managing Latin American remote teams? AI tools handle async standups, performance tracking, and coordination across time zones. No micromanaging. Just better workflows. Here’s how.
Former directors applying to your $1,200/month remote role? Don’t auto-reject. Many Latin American professionals prioritize remote work and USD income over titles. Here’s when overqualified candidates are assets, not risks.
Still doing all your back office work yourself? Latin American remote workers handle bookkeeping, admin, support, and operations at 40-70% lower cost with same-day timezone overlap. Here’s how to start.
“Tell me about yourself” isn’t small talk. It reveals structure, relevance, self-awareness, and cultural communication style. Learn how to evaluate answers for remote work readiness while understanding the cultural nuances that separate strong candidates from weak ones.
Most of South America sits between GMT-3 and GMT-5, giving you six to eight hours of overlap with North American workdays. Here’s how to set up core hours, async workflows, and meeting schedules that protect your remote team’s time while keeping productivity high.
That $90k US sales rep comes with benefits, commission, and a six-month ramp time before they’re productive. Here’s exactly when hiring Latin American sales reps makes sense for your company and when you should stick with US-based talent.
You’ll get lots of applications for remote positions, but most won’t be right. The key is filtering quickly without being unfair. A systematic screening process saves weeks of wasted time on candidates who were never going to work out.