UTAH'S DEVELOPER DROUGHT.

Hiring to fill tech needs in Utah right now is no easy task. There are currently 5500+ open software jobs in the state, companies report it's taking 2+ months to fill positions, and with inflation at its highest in 40 years it costs more than ever to attract and keep top talent (or any talent). It's no wonder Mendix ranked Utah as the #2 "developer drought" state.

But not filling those roles can severely hinder your ability to grow--which is the last thing you want with the possibility of a recession on the horizon. This perfect storm is encouraging many businesses to consider outsourced software development to ensure they can keep up.

There's a reason the top outsourced software shops, like Utah's Tech9, are among the nation's fastest-growing companies--they help organizations meet development needs while saving time and money, scaling and innovating faster, and accessing top talent without being limited to the local market.

To outsource your development, the first step is getting clear on the problems you're trying...