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"How to Hire Full-Stack Developers Who Actually Deliver: A Founder's Checklist"

Hiring reliable full-stack developers requires blending technical evaluation with practical trials and clear expectations. Checklist 1.

"How to Hire Full-Stack Developers Who Actually Deliver: A Founder's Checklist"

Hiring reliable full-stack developers requires blending technical evaluation with practical trials and clear expectations.

Checklist

  1. Define outcomes, not tasks: share product goals and success metrics.
  2. Look for end-to-end ownership examples in portfolios.
  3. Include a small paid pilot to validate collaboration.
  4. Test both frontend and backend fundamentals in interviews.
  5. Verify communication and time-zone compatibility for distributed teams.

Red flags and remedies

  • Candidates who can’t explain tradeoffs: dig into decisions during interviews.
  • No CI/CD experience: ensure deployment expectations are explicit.

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