From Data to Impact: Fabián Sánchez’s Career in Colombia

Mismo thrives on the strength of its exceptional team. We provide top-tier remote software development teams that seamlessly integrate with companies worldwide, driving exceptional results. Many organizations have partnered with Mismo to augment their development capabilities and achieve their technology goals.

At the heart of these successful teams are the talented individuals who make Mismo what it is. We’re committed to celebrating our remarkable employees and their invaluable contributions to our company culture. Our employee spotlights showcase the genuine relationships we’ve forged with team members and clients, highlighting their dedication and the positive impact they have on our collaborative environment.

Meet: Fabián Sánchez

Data Analyst
Country: Colombia

  • Tell us a little about yourself: I’m a sociologist and economist from the National University of Colombia. I’ve been working for the data analytics team for 2 and a half years now.
  • What initially attracted you to engineering and how have you found inspiration in this career? I’m not an engineer, but I found interest in data the first time I started working on this. I started working for non profit organizations that collected and analyzed data about the conflict in Colombia and I found a lot of value and potential there. This never gets boring as you combine technical skills with other soft skills. You have to know how to tell a story, how to convince people, how to sell an idea and how the organization works in order to bring value to the table, while also keeping up to date with other technical requirements, coding languages and new tools.
  • What innovation or technical advancement have you been a part of that you consider to have made a milestone in your engineering field? There’s innovation everywhere, but I’d say that automating and improving some businesses processes. We have implemented some innovations that are saving thousands of hours to the company and helping people get rid of some manual and repetitive work to start doing what they’re best at.
  • What made you choose Mismo? I’m kind of an outlier since Mismo contacted me directly. However, I’ve found a lot of value in Mismo: Everyone from the HR team is available and happy to help with anything you need. People are kind, clear and open. This definitely helps create a healthier work environment, create engagement with other coworkers and bring some stability and benefits that contractors don’t usually have.
  • How would you describe the work environment at Mismo? Collaborative and kind!
  • What learning and development opportunities have you had at Mismo and how have you utilized these opportunities to grow as a professional? I was promoted recently, which required an incredible amount of work and effort. I’ve made contact with people from all kinds of different backgrounds and perspectives, learning new ways to do things and improving my own work habits. It’s surprising that, besides all the technical abilities you have to learn, you also end up improving some soft skills and at a personal level too.
  • What aspects of working at Mismo’s engineering team make you proud and motivate you in your daily tasks? I’d say being part of a team that is mainly in South America. I think there’s a lot of talent here that has not been fully explored yet. I also think we break stereotypes and make people change their minds regarding certain preconceptions that are somewhat generalized.
  • How do you believe the company and engineering can positively impact the world, people’s lives, and make a difference in their respective industries? Making life easier for all kinds of teams within the company. We’re constantly helping people make better decisions, sooner, and this implies getting rid of manual work, automating processes, making tasks faster and easier. This allows workers to have more free time to enjoy their time doing what they love, while keeping a high productivity at work.
  • What Mismo policies or practices have helped you improve your work-life balance? Karma activities help me distract from my day to day work and clear up my mind a bit. Some other socialization activities are super nice to have and have helped me know my coworkers better. Finally, having the opportunity to work remotely has helped me work in different environments, adjust times to my own schedule and have more time to do other things I love
  • What inspiring advice would you give to someone considering a career in engineering or looking to join a company like Mismo? Be your best, do your best! There’s a world out there waiting to be explored, and constantly challenging ourselves is what makes life interesting 
  • What tools or technologies do you use most frequently in your daily work as an engineer at Mismo? Snowflake, Tableau, Visual Studio, Retool, Google Suite

Fathers at Home: 3 Tips to Maximize Quality Time with Your Kids While Working Remotely

San José, Costa Rica, June 2024. In a world where remote work has become the norm for many men, Father’s Month offers us the opportunity to reflect on how this work mode has impacted fatherhood. Now more than ever, fathers face the challenge of balancing the demands of working from home with the attention their children need. This new reality invites us to explore innovative strategies to ensure that the time spent with our children is meaningful and enriching for both.

According to a study by the Social Observatory of the “la Caixa” Foundation, led by researchers from the University of Barcelona (UB), 30% of men who work remotely are more involved in household chores. Regarding childcare, 24% of fathers who telework engage in more caregiving activities than their partners, while 59% contribute equally. These statistics highlight the complexity of balancing work and family life for fathers working from home and the need to find effective strategies to manage these responsibilities equitably.

From Mismo, a Software consulting firm with a presence in multiple countries and a 100% remote workforce, we share 3 practical tips for enjoying quality time with your children during telecommuting:

  1. Family Brainstorming Sessions: Managing remote work with children can be quite challenging, but with some appropriate strategies, you can achieve an effective balance between your work responsibilities and childcare. An effective tactic is to organize family brainstorming sessions. Set aside a weekly time for everyone to participate with creative ideas for projects or activities. Using whiteboards or virtual whiteboard applications will not only encourage family collaboration but also allow you to maintain focus on your work tasks while your children are entertained and engaged.
  2. Themed Days at Home: Planning themed days at home can be an excellent way to keep children engaged and allow you to focus on your work. Organize days where the entire family dresses up and participates in activities related to a specific theme. From a superhero day to a space adventure, with appropriate costumes and accessories, these themed days will keep the children entertained for extended periods, giving you the space you need to fulfill your work responsibilities without constant interruptions, especially as vacations approach.
  3. Story Creation Room: Create a dedicated space for your children to explore their creativity. A “Story Creation Room,” equipped with paper, crayons, and toys, can be the perfect place. Take short breaks during the day to listen to your children’s stories and encourage them in their creations. This will not only foster their imagination but also provide them with their own area to play while you focus on your work, thus achieving a harmonious balance between being an attentive parent and a productive professional.

Keep in mind that…

Taking scheduled breaks is essential for maintaining a healthy balance between work and family life. Use these intervals to stretch, take a short walk, or simply relax. Likewise, take advantage of these breaks to share special moments with your children, whether it’s playing together in the garden or enjoying a small picnic in the living room. Integrating these quality moments into your daily routine will not only strengthen your family bonds but also help you stay focused and productive at work.

Creating suitable family spaces and establishing solid routines are essential for enjoying time at home with our children, especially when working remotely. Jinal Jhaveri, founder of Mismo, shares an anecdote that many parents can relate to: “As a father of two girls, I know how challenging it can be to work from home while attending to my daughters and fulfilling my work responsibilities. Once, during a client meeting, my daughters organized an impromptu concert in the living room. This episode reminded me of the importance of managing interruptions effectively and having well-established routines. Additionally, childhood passes by so quickly, and I’m glad to be able to share these special moments at home, even if they are chaotic at times.”

The executive adds, “This experience is shared by many parents striving to balance work and family in a remote environment. At Mismo, we are committed to finding practical and creative solutions to help parents enjoy quality time with their children while achieving their professional goals.”

Incorporating these strategies into your daily routine will not only improve your relationship with your children but also make the experience of working from home more rewarding and productive. Happy Father’s Day from Mismo!

3 Ways Remote Work Contributes to Carbon Footprint Reduction

Bogota (Colombia), May 2024. In a post-pandemic world, the need to adopt work practices prioritizing sustainability becomes increasingly evident. Latin America, characterized by high levels of carbon emissions associated with daily commuting to work, faces the challenge of finding innovative solutions to mitigate its environmental impact. In this context, remote work emerges as a powerful tool, offering an effective way to address this issue significantly.

According to the latest IQAir World Air Quality Annual Report, several Latin American cities are listed as places with high levels of pollution. Among them, Buenos Aires (Argentina), Santiago (Chile), São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), Lima (Peru), Bogotá and Medellín (Colombia), Tegucigalpa (Honduras), Guatemala City (Guatemala), and Mexico City in Mexico stand out. This underscores the urgency of adopting more sustainable work practices in the region.

Below, we highlight some ways in which remote work plays a crucial role in favor of the environment, an approach that Mismo, an international company with over a decade of experience, has adopted. Mismo has excelled in connecting Latin American talent with large American companies, and now leads the way towards more sustainable work practices.

  • Daily Commute Reduction:

Remote work stands out for its contribution to reducing carbon footprint by decreasing daily commutes to the office. By eliminating the need to travel long distances by car or public transport, the amount of carbon emissions released into the atmosphere is significantly reduced. This decrease in the use of motor vehicles not only has a positive impact on air quality but also helps alleviate traffic congestion in major Latin American cities, thereby reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

  • Reduced Office Energy Consumption:

Online employment also entails lower energy consumption in offices, as there is less need to keep them fully operational. This is reflected in reduced use of lighting, heating, cooling, and other services, which in turn decreases associated carbon emissions.

  • Reduced Paper Usage:

Remote work promotes the use of digital documents and online communication, thereby reducing the need to print documents on paper and decreasing the consumption of this resource. This practice contributes to the conservation of forest resources and has a positive impact on reducing carbon footprint.

Fabiana Salinas, Director of Human Resources at Mismo, emphasizes the influence of remote work on reducing carbon emissions and establishing a new form of employment oriented towards the conservation of Mother Earth. “At Mismo, we have observed how remote work not only generates a positive impact on the environment by reducing carbon emissions but also drives a strategic redefinition of operations and resource optimization,” she explains.

“With a solid experience of over ten years in the market and a well-established operational model, our company has made a significant footprint in environmental conservation, demonstrating a strong dedication to sustainability,” adds.

“However, at Mismo, we understand that every step we take towards protecting the planet entails a responsibility towards the well-being of our employees. We deeply value a culture that emphasizes both ecological practices and the balance between work and personal life, thereby strengthening the cohesion and commitment of our team,” emphasizes Salinas, underscoring the comprehensive commitment of the software consultancy to a more sustainable and healthier future.

Indeed, it is worth highlighting that remote work not only benefits the environment but also plays a crucial role in closing the gender gap by promoting a better balance between work and family life. By allowing employees to spend more time at home, remote work facilitates greater participation in family life, which can reduce stress and strengthen family bonds. This flexibility is particularly significant in the context of household and childcare responsibilities. By encouraging greater involvement of parents in these tasks, remote work contributes to a more equitable distribution of family responsibilities between men and women.

Those interested in applying for remote positions can do so at Mismo Jobs.

5 common mistakes when searching for remote work and how to avoid them

Bogotá (Colombia), April 2024. In the last decade, remote work has experienced exponential growth, providing employers and employees with a flexible and convenient alternative. Besides its evident comfort, telecommuting also offers a unique opportunity to balance professional and personal life, making it an especially attractive option for many professionals. This modality not only eliminates the need for daily commutes, reducing stress and time spent on transportation, but also allows for greater autonomy and freedom in time management, facilitating the reconciliation of work and personal responsibilities. This well-being and flexibility-focused approach promotes increased job satisfaction and productivity, while enhancing employees’ quality of life.

By embracing remote work, companies are leading a shift towards a more inclusive and individual-focused work culture. This change goes beyond just the physical location from where tasks are performed, as it entails a reevaluation of organizational practices and policies to accommodate the individual needs and preferences of employees. Organizations are implementing flexible work policies and wellness programs that promote a healthy balance between work and personal life, resulting in more engaged, motivated, and happy employees. This evolution towards a more flexible and well-being-centered work culture not only benefits employees but also contributes to the long-term success of companies by improving talent retention, productivity, and employer brand reputation.

However, despite the evident benefits and the growing interest in this work modality among many Colombians seeking a better balance between personal and professional life, there are still challenges to overcome when searching for remote job opportunities. These challenges may escape the attention of applicants but can significantly impact their chances of accessing meaningful job roles and achieving desired professional success. It is crucial to thoroughly explore these challenges to fully understand how to avoid them and capitalize on the opportunities that online jobs offer. Below, from Mismo, we detail the most common mistakes and effective strategies to successfully navigate them.

  1. Failing to keep professional social networks like LinkedIn up to date: By neglecting to update profiles and actively engage on these platforms, professionals risk losing valuable connections with recruiters and potential employers, thereby reducing their chances of accessing meaningful remote job opportunities. To improve, it is essential to optimize and keep professional social networks updated, actively interact on the platform, and establish meaningful connections with other professionals in the field to increase visibility and maximize networking and remote job opportunities.
  1. Underestimating the importance of soft skills: Neglecting the development of soft skills during the job application process can pose a significant challenge. The lack of competencies such as communication, teamwork, and adaptability can diminish candidates’ ability to stand out in a remote work environment, where effective collaboration and adaptability are essential. This situation reduces their chances of success in an increasingly virtual and globalized job market. Therefore, it is imperative to prioritize strengthening these skills before applying for remote jobs. Actively participating in specific training programs and regularly practicing these skills in work and social contexts can make a significant difference in the candidate’s competitiveness.
  1. Failing to tailor the resume for remote work: Submitting a generic resume or even one generated by artificial intelligence or falsified, without highlighting skills and experiences relevant to remote work, can significantly decrease the chances of being selected for an interview. By not personalizing the CV, the opportunity to highlight indispensable attributes such as autonomy, time management, and the ability to work effectively without direct supervision is wasted.

“Adapting the resume for remote work is not just a suggestion, it’s a necessity. In an increasingly digitized world, employers are seeking talent that can not only excel at a distance but also lead in it. That’s why I urge candidates to turn their resume into a window showcasing their ability to innovate, collaborate, and succeed in the world of remote work,” says Diego Gamboa, Chief Technology Officer of Mismo.

  1. Ignoring continuous professional development: Failing to invest in the development of skills and knowledge relevant to remote work can restrict growth opportunities in a highly competitive job market. Stagnation in learning and acquiring new competencies can leave professionals lagging behind, as the work environment demands adaptability and continuous updating. Therefore, it is crucial to invest in the constant improvement of soft and technical skills, such as time management and virtual communication, to ensure not only professional advancement but also a solid competitive position in the current and future job market.
  1. Neglecting professional image in virtual environments: A careless appearance or unprofessional personal presentation can negatively impact employers’ and colleagues’ perception of your professionalism and credibility, which could decrease your chances of success in the selection process. It is crucial to pay attention to your appearance, ensuring a polished look and impeccable presentation during virtual interactions, to project a solid professional image and make a positive impression on recruiters.

It is crucial to avoid these common mistakes and adopt a proactive and strategic approach when seeking remote employment to make the most of job opportunities. It should be noted that there are platforms like Mismo Jobs that offer a wide variety of remote job vacancies available today. These spaces provide professionals with the opportunity to explore different options and move towards a successful career in the realm of remote work.

The 10 Most Coveted Professions by AI in Colombia

Bogotá (Colombia), February 2024. The exciting universe of artificial intelligence (AI) unfolds every day as a stage full of extraordinary professional opportunities. From automation to advanced decision-making, intelligent technologies are completely reshaping the way we live and work globally.

Indeed, Colombia is part of this revolution, offering multiple job opportunities in the development, maintenance, and improvement of these technologies. These jobs are not only on the rise but also redefine the traditional notion of labor, creating a new work paradigm.

It is worth noting that the scope of artificial neural networks goes beyond this labor transformation: it is a source of inspiration for young people to dive into STEM careers. Precisely, the motivation to enroll in software-related programs has been experiencing constant growth for the past couple of years, driven by the allure of actively participating in the creation and evolution of innovative technologies. Similarly, the possibility of contributing to change and being at the forefront of the tech revolution motivates these enthusiasts to explore a range of opportunities.

Colombia is part of this revolution offering multiple job possibilities in the development, maintenance, and enhancement of such technologies. These jobs are not only on the rise but also redefine the traditional notion of work, creating a new work paradigm.

It’s worth noting that the scope of artificial neural networks goes beyond labor transformation; it serves as an inspiration for young people to dive into STEM careers. Specifically, the motivation to enroll in software-related programs has been experiencing steady growth for the past couple of years, driven by the allure of actively participating in the creation and evolution of innovative technologies. Similarly, the opportunity to contribute to change and be at the forefront of the tech revolution motivates these enthusiasts to explore a range of educational alternatives linked to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

Now, the job vacancies sought by Artificial Intelligence not only offer competitive salaries but also provide unparalleled benefits. From fostering mental well-being and maintaining a balance between personal and professional life to constant immersion in multicultural teams at large companies, the professional journey in this field unfolds as a fascinating path to success.

Within this environment, certain careers emerge as the most coveted by artificial intelligence. The demand is booming, and the opportunities are endless for those with experience as:

  1. Full Stack Developer
  2. DevOps Engineer
  3. Data Scientist
  4. Cybersecurity Expert
  5. Mobile Application Developer
  6. Machine Learning Engineer
  7. Robotic Process Automation (RPA) Specialist
  8. Data Analyst
  9. Network Engineer
  10. Systems Architect

According to Diego Gamboa, Chief Technology Officer at the software consultancy firm Mismo, which currently has relevant job openings, “artificial intelligence reshapes the business landscape and initiates a significant transformation in the very essence of professionals by automating tasks, enhancing strategic decision-making, and opening new frontiers of innovation. This marks the beginning of an era where collaboration between humans and machines redefines the very concept of efficiency and business excellence.”

“This revolution is not simply about adapting to a new business environment; it propels a fundamental shift in skills, perspectives, and roles of individuals in the workforce, ushering in a new era of adaptability and vision in the evolution of careers,” explains the executive.

Those interested in applying for these opportunities should have a minimum English level of B2 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), demonstrate a motivation for constant learning, and cultivate soft skills such as effective communication and creative problem-solving. Adaptability and ethical data management are also indispensable.

There are several platforms that offer possibilities for those seeking jobs in these areas, with Mismo Remote Jobs being one of the prominent ones. In this space, applicants not only have access to job vacancies but also find guidance and support in their international job search.

Remote Work: Argentinians wanted in the U.S. – Here are the requirements

Buenos Aires (Argentina), May 2023. More and more Argentine professionals are choosing remote work for various reasons. Remote work offers greater flexibility and time control, allowing for a better work-life balance. It can also reduce commuting costs and other expenses associated with working in a physical office. Additionally, remote work can enhance safety and health by minimizing exposure to temporary viruses and other illnesses.

Globalization and the growing demand for remote services have unleashed unprecedented opportunities for Argentine and Latin American professionals. This new era has given them the freedom to extend their reach beyond previous boundaries. As a result, local talent is now making waves in companies worldwide.

Furthermore, many international companies are seeking remote employees in Argentina due to the multiple benefits. It speeds up the hiring process and provides access to highly skilled talents. The remote work trend is a unique opportunity for both companies and workers, fostering a better balance between professional and personal life and offering a more flexible approach to remote collaboration.

In Argentina, the technology sector has experienced significant growth in remote work in recent years, leading to a high demand for software engineers. These professionals have a competitive edge in remote work because most of the tools they use for software project development and management are cloud-based, allowing them to access these tools from anywhere globally with an internet connection. Additionally, individuals in these fields have the opportunity to constantly learn and update their skills due to the innovative culture and collaborative work environment characteristic of these globally distributed companies, with San Francisco (CA) being one of the major hubs.

This remote hiring model is favored by Silicon Valley startups. However, what are the requirements for these vacancies? U.S. companies looking to hire Latin American remote talent often have specific criteria for candidates. They expect professionals to have at least a B2 level of English proficiency since communication is key in remote and multicultural teams. Experience in programming and software development, along with advanced skills in popular programming languages such as Java, Python, Ruby, or Javascript, is also required. Technical and soft skills, including teamwork, adaptability, and problem-solving, are crucial. Leadership skills and the ability to work in a dynamic and changing environment are also highly valued.

“If someone chooses to work remotely, they must understand the commitment and responsibility that this virtual environment entails. Having a proactive attitude toward continuous learning is crucial, as the tech industry is constantly evolving and staying up-to-date is essential. This also means having the opportunity to learn and enhance your skills constantly,” says Diego Gamboa, Chief Technology Officer of the software consultancy firm Mismo, which has been providing IT solutions to North American companies for over a decade.

To apply for remote job opportunities, it’s important to highlight remote work skills and experiences on your resume, along with relevant technical competencies for the position you’re applying for. Emphasizing your ability to work autonomously and demonstrating a proactive attitude towards continuous learning is also crucial. During interviews, it’s essential to discuss previous experiences with remote work and how you’ve overcome the challenges it may present.

“Applicants should highlight their communication and collaboration skills in a virtual environment, as well as their flexibility to adapt to different time zones, teams, and cultures,” adds Gamboa. He also emphasizes that “demonstrating the required language communication skills, proactivity, and problem-solving ability is critical for applicants.”

If you’re interested in applying for these opportunities, you can do so at https://mismo.team.

Working in the U.S. remotely: How to apply for a job?

Buenos Aires (Argentina), March 2023. Fully remote employment, which benefits both companies and their employees, comes with certain features, such as saving time and money on commutes and the ability to work from anywhere in the world, reducing stress levels and improving mental health.

Certainly, working remotely (especially in the field of engineering and IT development) offers numerous attractive benefits for anyone, as achieving a balance between personal and professional life is a top priority and need in today’s world.

But what does it take to apply for one of these dream jobs that offer not only dollar salaries and job flexibility but also the opportunity to work and learn from emerging startups in Silicon Valley?

What you need to apply

Having at least a B2 level of English (according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) is essential to access these positions and stand out among other candidates, considering that for companies like Mismo (which offers software consulting), there are no distinctions of gender, age, or race when hiring.

“Speaking a second language is a powerful competitive advantage because it allows us to thrive in multiple cultural and professional spaces. Mastering another language, in addition to your native one, will enhance opportunities, meaning the possibility of entering a global workforce increases significantly,” says Diego Gamboa, Chief Technology Officer of Mismo.

Furthermore, continuous training and development of the skills that the job market is currently demanding, such as software development and data science, are necessary to take the first step toward remote work in the digital world. For American companies, these skills are a differentiating factor, but they are aligned with soft skills such as teamwork, communication, and creativity.

It’s worth noting that in the current global situation, where economic instability has led many companies to conduct mass layoffs, Mismo continues to strengthen its IT workforce due to its talent selection and training processes. This effectively positions and incorporates Latin American engineers, specifically Argentinians, who have become essential not only because of the time zone and geographic location but also due to their commitment, passion, and technical and professional expertise over the years.

Forum Desai, co-founder and CEO of the software consultancy firm with over a decade of experience providing IT consultancy through Latin American talent to American companies, primarily located in San Francisco, CA, says, “At Mismo, we seek to inspire, showcase, and connect Argentine professionals with leading IT firms. We are aware that we may be facing a global recession, but here, we believe in the transformative power of our talent and the contributions each of them makes to the organizations we connect them with to create materialized opportunities.” She adds, “One of our goals is to recognize the importance of working together with a clear objective to boost our clients’ results and our employees’ growth.”

Ready to Apply?

Those interested in applying for these positions can do so at Mismo Jobs

Vacancies in foreign companies offer payments in dollars to Costa Rican talent

San José (Costa Rica), January 2023. Costa Rica, due to its proximity in time zones and geographical location similar to the United States, has become an attractive destination for hundreds of foreign companies seeking qualified software developers who can quickly join their teams and take advantage of the numerous benefits of remote work. Employees under this arrangement typically receive various professional and personal growth incentives, in addition to a salary paid in dollars.

This is precisely one of the sectors that has benefited the most from the local currency’s performance against international currencies, a situation akin to that experienced by other Latin American countries facing irregular financial fluctuations, while the global strength of the US dollar persists.

According to job listings on Costa Rican job portals, IT professionals from Costa Rica who work remotely for these companies can earn up to twice as much as the national average salary without having to leave their homes. They also have access to additional perks, such as covering their internet connection expenses or setting up a home office for added convenience.

One software consulting firm that connects local talent with such opportunities, often concentrated in the rapidly growing startups of Silicon Valley, is Mismo. “We take pride in creating growth and transformation opportunities for software engineers in Latin America. At Mismo, we are fortunate to bring together ideas from different parts of the continent, fostering the creativity of each of our collaborators. This guarantees optimal and innovative solutions for the companies we partner with,” assures Forum Desai, co-founder and CEO of this renowned software consulting firm, recognized for its significant impact in recent years in connecting Latin American talent with US-based companies, primarily in San Francisco, California, as well as other parts of the United States.

In addition to the competitive US dollar-based salary, Mismo’s offerings include various benefits, such as flexible work schedules, paid time off, internet and education reimbursements, and professional development programs, among others. Because of this, Diego Gamboa, Chief Technology Officer of the company, recommends that Costa Ricans applying for these positions with such bonuses (which can be found at https://mismo.team/) should prepare for interviews in advance, refresh their knowledge of fundamentals and general knowledge areas, and highlight both technical and soft skills. It is essential to note that at least a B2 level of English proficiency is required to succeed.

“On a daily basis, we are deeply interested in understanding the needs of each person we hire, supporting them comprehensively to facilitate their development and growth in their professions,” says the executive. “In the midst of 2023 and post-pandemic, the workforce has given considerable thought to achieving a better work-life balance. That’s why, at Mismo, we constantly consider how to create growth opportunities for Costa Rican engineers through technology, educational programs, and the enhancement of both soft and technical skills, ensuring professional development aligns with the objectives of the companies we collaborate with,” says Gamboa.