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Team Sourcico proudly participated in Zenska Trka 2026, celebrating determination, teamwork, and a healthy, active lifestyle. Congratulations to all our colleagues who took part and represented our team with energy and enthusiasm – we’re proud of every step you took!

Is hiring becoming the slowest part of delivery?
(Hiring engineers in Europe now takes 6+ months, and it used to be only 2 weeks.)

At this point, it’s no longer just a hiring problem.
It’s a delivery risk.
Across projects, we’re seeing the same pattern:
• Roles stay open for months
• Hiring processes slow down
• Teams stretch beyond capacity

Meanwhile, roadmaps don’t adjust.
What gets delayed:
→ Shipping features into production
→ Building data pipelines
→ Scaling platforms across multiple clients

In complex systems, delays compound. So teams are starting to approach this differently, not by replacing hiring, but by not depending on it as the only path to delivery. They keep ownership in-house, extend capacity with external engineering teams, and move faster without compromising quality.
This is no longer a workaround; it’s becoming part of how delivery is structured. Execution speed is a competitive advantage, and hiring alone can’t always support it.

The shift is simple:
The question is no longer “Who do we need to hire next?” but “What is the fastest way to move forward without any risk?”

Wrapping up the holiday season – Sourcico style 🎁 From our pre – NY party to Santa visiting the office, mulled wine moments, and a lucky coin hidden in a slice of pie – it was a season full of warmth, tradition, and good vibes. Plus, Santa made sure there was a little something under the tree for the grownups too 🎄
Grateful for a team that turns every celebration into a special moment. ❤️

Sourcico was proud to be part of JSTalks 2025 in Sofia, where our team joined developers and technology enthusiasts from across the region for a day of knowledge sharing, networking, and inspiring discussions.

A special highlight of the event was Weko’s presentation, “Rage against Machine Learning,” which explored the growing impact of AI on software development. His talk encouraged a thoughtful approach to AI adoption, examining how overreliance on AI tools can affect programming skills and critical thinking, while emphasizing the importance of human expertise, creativity, and judgment in modern software engineering.

Alongside the presentation, our Sourcicians enjoyed connecting with the community, exchanging ideas, and staying up to date with the latest trends shaping the JavaScript ecosystem and the future of software development.