When Korean companies look for development resources overseas, the first country they consider is stillIndiano see. The IT belt that connects Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Gurgaon, Noida, Pune, and Chennai has already been supporting the R&D and operational backend of global companies for decades, and in recent years, Korean startups and mid-sized companies have also been introduced.Global Capability Center (GCC)There is a clear trend of establishing own development organizations in India in the form of remote teams.
However, when you actually build a team, you only approach it based on “cheap labor costs.”Turnover, time differences, communication style, contract structureThere are many cases where I get very lost. Contrary to its appearance, the Indian IT market does not have much difference in labor costs for top developers compared to Seoul, and job change is also active along with the startup boom.If you choose the wrong model, your team will be reduced by half within 6 months.It's not uncommon either.
This article is based on the experience of a Korean corporation and expatriate who runs a development team in India.India IT hub map → Recruitment path → Contract form → Collaboration tool stack → Time difference and culture management → Turnover rate responseWe have organized in order the items you must keep in mind when setting up a remote team. Advantageous combinations vary depending on the size of the company and the nature of the project, so you can use the tables and checklists as they are as materials for internal review.




