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Offshore and nearshore teams you own and run.

We staff our own portfolio with talent across several continents, so we know how to recruit, contract, pay and manage international teams without the work slipping.

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For clients we design the team, run the search, set up the management operating system, and hand it over once it runs. Nearshore for time-zone overlap, offshore for cost, contact centers for volume.

What is included

Deliverables, not adjectives.

  1. Team design.

    Roles, regions, seniority mix and loaded cost modeled against the work, not a headcount guess.

  2. Recruiting and vetting.

    Sourcing, paid test projects, reference checks and structured interviews for engineering, design, marketing and support roles.

  3. Contracting and compliance.

    Contractor, employer-of-record or BPO structures with the paperwork, payments and data protections handled.

  4. Management operating system.

    Onboarding week, written-first communication, output-based reviews and retention practices, documented so your managers can run it.

  5. Contact center and support.

    Per-seat or per-contact support operations sized to your volume, with quality monitoring built in.

Who this is for

  • Companies that need engineering or support capacity faster than local hiring allows
  • E-commerce and SaaS brands scaling customer service
  • Leaders who have been burned by an outsourcing vendor and want to own the relationship this time

Platforms

  • Deel and employer-of-record partners
  • Slack
  • ClickUp
  • Notion
  • Zoom
Perspectives

Reading on global talent & offshore teams.

All perspectives
  1. Fractional CMO vs VP of Marketing: Which to Hire First.

    Agency Guide · 9 min read

    One owns the strategy and the number on a part-time contract. The other runs the team and the calendar every day. Most mid-market companies need both, in a specific order, and the order is where the money is won or lost.

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  2. Amazon Agency vs Freelancer vs In-House: Which to Hire.

    E-commerce · 9 min read

    Every brand on Amazon eventually asks who should run the account. The answer changes with revenue, catalog size and how much of the business Amazon is. Here is the decision by stage, what breaks with each option, and how to move between them cleanly.

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  3. Google Ads Agency vs In-House: Is It Cheaper to Run It Yourself?.

    Paid Media · 11 min read

    The salary and the agency fee are both incomplete numbers. This is the full cost comparison, when in-house is actually cheaper, how e-commerce and Shopping change the math, and how referral leads compare to Google Ads leads.

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  4. Pipedrive vs HubSpot: Which CRM Suits a Small Sales Team.

    Systems & Integration · 10 min read

    Pipedrive is built for salespeople working a pipeline. HubSpot is built for a company where marketing, sales and service share one record. Here is how to tell which one your team needs now, and what moving later involves.

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  5. How to Hire an Affiliate Marketing Agency.

    Affiliate Programs · 10 min read

    Most affiliate programs fail at the build, not the launch. Here is what a real program includes and how to tell whether an agency can deliver it.

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Questions

About global talent & offshore teams.

Nearshore or offshore?
Nearshore, typically Latin America, when your team needs real-time overlap. Offshore, typically South and Southeast Asia or Eastern Europe, when cost and specialized skills matter more than overlap. Many companies run both.
Do you become our staffing vendor?
No. We build the team in your structure and hand it over. You hold the contracts and the relationships; we stay on as advisors only if you want us to.
Work with us

Let us look at your global talent & offshore teams first.

Send a short brief. We will come back within one business day with what we would fix first and what it would take.

t@theoryroad.com

Step 1 of 2

How can we help you get found?

What do you need help with?

Next: name, email and budget. That’s it.