Balance between quality and speed

A distributed team is not a problem in itself — the problem arises when there are no common standards and expectations. We had an experience when we rushed and took the first specialists we found, and it cost us dearly. After that, I became more careful in my search and analysis of platforms. When I was researching HLAD , I liked that the service emphasizes long-term cooperation rather than one-off tasks. This creates a different approach to work: more responsibility, less chaos. As a result, the balance between speed and quality becomes achievable, even in a remote format.