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We turned the famous "Israeli Hi-Tech Delivers No Matter What" into a reality

22.11.23|Tech On Duty in collaboration with Poalim Tech, Lior Avisar

On the day-to-day, the Israeli startup A. Team manages a platform that connects super-talents with companies. Since the outbreak of the war, they have harnessed their capabilities to assist Israeli startups in finding technical talent to fill positions for teams recruited for the war. Kobi Masri, COO, says, “Many top-tier programmers from Silicon Valley and elsewhere are currently working in Israeli companies. They represent a significant percentage of the workforce that is currently employed.”