“We had an important product effort with a need for more people, while our internal staff was already fully committed to existing work. I had no doubt about extending with Pillar, and they quickly built a skilled team that was delivering in just a short time. At first, it simply felt helpful to have engaged engineers. Soon, I realized they were working as if they were part of us. Now, after nearly two years together, Pillar truly feels like a long-term partner for our company.”
“We faced an urgent project request that came without warning, while our entire staff was already busy with other commitments. I had no earlier background in offshore outsourcing, but Pillar formed the team and had everything launched within just a few days. At first, it simply felt good to work alongside such professional people. Soon, I noticed they were actually achieving better results. Now, after this first success with Pillar, I am already preparing to assign my next project to them as well.”
“We had an urgent need for technical coverage across many areas, while our small in-house group was already tied up with daily demands. I had never seen one offshore specialist manage so much, but Pillar assigned the right person and had progress visible in just a few days. At first, it was simply impressive to watch one individual handle such different responsibilities. Soon, I realized he was not only managing but truly excelling in each task. Now, after this experience with Pillar, I am preparing to rely on them again for versatile and cost-effective expertise.”
“We had urgent challenges with our UI development, while our own designers were already fully engaged in other projects. I had little expectation that an offshore team could step in so quickly, but Pillar mastered the skills and had results showing in just a few days. At first, it was simply encouraging to see progress on the visual side. Soon, I realized they were not only delivering but raising the technical quality of our interfaces. Now, after this success with Pillar, I am preparing to involve them again in upcoming design and development efforts.”
