LatHire
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LatHire
AI-powered platform connecting US companies with top tech and generalist talent from Latin America.
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What does LatHire do?
LatHire is Latin America's largest talent marketplace, offering access to over 800,000 vetted tech and generalist professionals. The platform enables companies to browse and hire talent directly or receive a tailored shortlist within 24 hours. LatHire connects US companies with Latin American talent, emphasizing cost savings and a curated selection of professionals.
Where is LatHire headquartered?
LatHire is headquartered in Lewes, United States.
When was LatHire founded?
LatHire was founded in 2024.
What industry does LatHire operate in?
LatHire operates in Talent Marketplace, Remote Work, HR Tech, Staffing, Recruitment, Generative AI.
How many employees does LatHire have?
LatHire has approximately 43 people on record.
“A few options I'm weighing: → Recruiters (worth it for part-time roles?) → Outsourced talent in other countries (looking into a company called LatHire) → Just posting on LinkedIn and hoping for the best What I actually want: quality people…”
View on Reddit“Thinking of making a few remote hires through LatHire. Would appreciate feedback from anyone who’s used them!. Has anyone used sites like Lathire.com to hire VAs or social media managers?”
View on Reddit“LatHire Virtual Assistant hiring platform - is it any good ?. I'm planing to give LATAM VAs a chance, I tried Philippines talents before it was IMPOSSIBLE to work with them due to timezone differences.”
View on Reddit“Has anyone tried/come across LatHire that could provide some insight? Are they helpful in finding jobs, listing are legit, etc because I ran out of relevant things to consider? Would love to hear some opinions.”
View on Reddit“Who here got into the hiring platform LatHire? Care to share your experience? Like how was the hiring process, and the pay.. What type of jobs do you get offered, and what sort of clients do they have?”
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