Why are distributed global teams better than in-house teams for scale-ups?
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Distributed global teams offer several advantages over in-house teams for startups and scale-ups, including access to a more diverse set of perspectives, improved collaboration as team members learn from each other, faster delivery through increased working hours, reduced costs by avoiding physical infrastructure investments, flexible working hours, consolidated compliance processes, and higher returns on investment through infrastructure savings.
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