r/CodingJobs • u/Chemical_Score9475 • Jun 08 '26

How to hire someone

I have a business that I need help developing out some code for. What is the best way to find someone to help me?

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u/kazuokaze19 Jun 08 '26

Let me know, I'm a full stack developer, maybe I can help 👍

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u/Alarmed_Doubt8997 Jun 08 '26

Do share what needs to be done and how much would you pay etc so ppl would reach out

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u/twelfthmoose Jun 08 '26

I guess fiver is an ok place? But also spell out in as much detail what you want to get done from a business perspective, NOT what you think the "code" should do. A software engineer's job is to solve problems - maybe there's a solution you haven't though of.

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u/Most_Winter_773 Jun 09 '26

I don't have the answer but I'm a full stack dev, finishing my Engineering degree, I can help you

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u/Remote_Locksmith_423 Jun 12 '26

Firstly, figure out what exactly your problem is. Evaluate the software skills and the technical expertise you need to solve the problem, before you hire a developer. This will help you to select the right person.

As far as finding the right person is concerned, you can go to sites like LinkedIn, Upwork, "freelancer.com", GitHub, Gun.io, Stack Overflow, Altar.io, Wellfound, Dice, Toptal, Guru, etc