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In this session, Neal Kemp breaks down what Brazilian engineers should expect when transitioning to roles at U.S.-based tech companies. From daily work habits to vacation policies, the session covers both the perks and the adjustments of going global.
What you'll learn
Cultural norms differ on and off the clock
American companies often expect a faster pace and more direct communication. Time zones, work hours, and “on-call” expectations may also feel different.
Benefits and flexibility can vary widely
U.S. companies typically offer more flexible remote policies but less vacation time and fewer holidays than Brazilian employers.
Adaptation is key to a smooth transition
Engineers moving into U.S. roles should prepare for a period of cultural adjustment—professionally and personally—but the growth opportunity is significant.
Neal is a seasoned software developer and entrepreneur. He co-founded GovPredict and Women.com, both of which were backed by Y Combinator and were successfully acquired. After GovPredict was acquired, he served as VP of Engineering at Capitol Canary, continuing to build international software teams. He has a BA in Computer Science from Claremont McKenna College.
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