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Stop selling developers
Start selling confidence

The companies that win long-term contracts aren't the ones with the lowest rates or the longest candidate lists. They're the ones who can prove quality before a single line of code is written.

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Give clients objective proof of technical excellence

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You are competing on price instead of value

When clients can’t measure quality, they compare hourly rates. that puts constant pressure on our margins

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Clients don’t trust resumes and interviews anymore

CVs, certifications and internal assessments are often viewed as marketing claims. Clients want evidence

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Validate skills through project-specific technical challenges

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Reduce delivery risk with independently validated talent

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One bad placement can damage a client relationship

A single developer who underperforms can lead to lost trust, replacement requests and missed renewals

Your next placement is only as strong as your ability to prove it.

The fastest way to earn client trust is to remove their doubt before it forms. Request a challenge designed around your specific roles and deliver candidates your clients can believe in from day one.

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How it works?

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1.

Ask for the talent you’re looking for

Profile requested, seniority, skills needed

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2.

Set up the challenge

score rubric and evaluation creiteria

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3.

SquadMakers posts the challenge and the candidates solve it

The challenge is assigned; the evaluators rate the submissions.

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4.

Receive the evaluated shortlist

Candidates approved with comparable scores and feedback

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5.

Review results and interview

Analyze profiles and interview the finalists.

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If there’s an ideal candidate

Make the offer and begin the onboarding process for the new team member.

If not

Ask for more candidates or adjust criteria and repeatthe cycle.

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6.

Hiring and monitoring

We stay on track monitoring the performance, your feedback and help you to reach new roles.

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The right experts, assembled around your client

Talk to experts Chief Technology Officer, Product Manager or a Tech Lead and get a overview of the skills you need to verify and how to do it.