Even a (legal) U.S. resident should be an initial consideration.

But since the U.S. is THE major proponent of globalization any such argument really does fly in the face of "policy".


>Considering the economic turmoil our country is in and the recent implosion of IT jobs, hiring a US citizen is not an option? I am sure you would not have a problem finding a ton of qualified developers willing to work. Economic recovery begins at home.
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>>Hi everybody,
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>>I want to convert one of my applications into WEB-application. I don't think, I would be able to do it alone, so I'm thinking about hiring two Russian developers. I'm working in a company, so I have to present this idea to my manager. Since I've never done this before, I'd like to ask some advices:
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>>1. What kind of contract it should be, can I look into existing forms, what complications could be along the way?
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>>2. Should my manager make a contract with these two developers himself or I should do it myself?
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>>All other advices you may have are welcome.
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>>Thanks a lot in advance.