COVID-19 Support Program: $500,000 in Discounts for SMB’s Hiring Tech Talent

COVID-19 Support Program $500,000 in Discounts for SMB’s Hiring Tech Talent

San Antonio, Texas April 6, 2020 – In the midst of the Coronavirus healthcare crisis and its economic impact,

CodersLink recognizes the importance of startups and SMBs in the economy and how technology plays a fundamental role in their growth. In response, it’s launching a $500,000 support program that provides annual discounts ranging from $2,000 USD to $6,000 USD per job with no limit on the number of hires a qualifying company can make under the program.

We’re familiar with the challenges of starting and growing a company and realize that today, more than ever, we must work together to get through this. This program is meant to help companies weather the storm while keeping their tech teams strong.

Program Details

  • Only applies to Startups and SMBs
  • From $2,000 to $6,200 USD in annual discounts per hire
  • 80 job openings or $500,000 in discounts available, whichever is hit first
  • Weekly educational and informational content on remote team management best practices
  • No limit on the number of hires made by a single qualifying company
  • Companies looking to apply for the program have to fill a ten-question application form on the website. 
  • Once applied, it takes up to two business days to receive a response.

About CodersLink: CodersLink is a technology staffing company based out of San Antonio, Texas. It helps scaling companies grow and augment their tech teams with pre-vetted and bilingual talent from Mexico and Latin America. CodersLink has helped more than 70 US partners build-remote tech teams from a single developer to a whole team by connecting them to our community of more than 12,000 tech engineers, designers, and developers.

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