Let’s Build Your Next Remote Team in
Latin America
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LatamCent makes nearshoring feel like an
extension of AI & B2B SaaS teams
I wish many of our US-based employees showed the same level of enthusiasm we’re getting from our team members in Latin America.
Some of our very best reps that have been promoted to senior SDR have come from LatamCent.
It basically feels like we’re working with our in-house people team. Sometimes I actually get confused about who’s a YipitData employee and who’s a LatamCent employee.
We built that from the ground up with a couple of LatamCent-placed people. Being able to keep those enterprise customers is integral to the expansion of SpendHound itself.
When I started, my team was around four or five people. It’s almost 30 now. That’s in large part due to the work LatamCent has done for us.
I know we're going to get good people, and I don't have any worry that it's going to be a super long six-month process of trying to find someone.
As our engineering team in Brazil grew, finding developers with the right experience became difficult.
We had reached a point where contractors were slowing us down instead of helping us scale.
Hiring CSMs in the U.S. wasn’t scalable, but LatamCent made it possible.
LatamCent helped us scale quickly when growth was creating demand our team couldn’t handle.
I always say there’s no Steve Jobs without Steve Wozniak, and that’s what this hire became for us.
LatamCent made hiring engineers simple.
We needed someone to step in fast and keep our marketing momentum strong.
We needed to expand our analytics team fast but still stay within budget.
LatamCent helped us grow our customer base while staying on budget.
We needed to scale our engineering and delivery teams fast without sacrificing quality.
We needed SDRs who could start fast and deliver results right away.
Before LatamCent, we spent hours sorting through resumes that didn’t fit.



