How to find a really experienced and highly skilled web dev team?

I generally work with the people whom I know from the times when we were all involved in some open source projects. In a sense I was lucky to meet them. Otherwise, good team is very hard to find, and since those people are already well paid, the prices will start from about $60/hour.
 
Let me chime in with some real world experience. I have spent thousands and thousands of dollars on "development teams" and they have been crap. Then I assembled my own team....hand selecting the best for each position, and creating an all-star team.

There are many sources that advertise their "team" - run, because if it was truly that easy everyone would have a "team" - you will need to interview, scout, review, and evaluate each potential team member. Put in the extra time and work now - because once you do have that well oiled machine on your side then you become unstoppable and any project you can think up can suddenly be brought to life!

Also...as some mentioned above...get ready for "real world" prices...some of the $99 complete sites on BHW are a false sense of reality. To give an example, my mother runs a publishing company and their redesign/rebranding was over $1 million.
 
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It's easy to find a good team, but it usually costs a lot of money. Finding a good team for modest amount of money, now that's a challenge.
 
Yep, like a lot of things this will take time. Alot of it
will come down to budget and that's just a big reality
of it. What I'll say is that if your idea is good enough
and there is a market for it, you can get this shit done
through sites like odesk and elance. I've done this and
have made $1,000's of dollars doing so. Sure that might
be chump change to some of the big guys, but I'm a full
time college student and a world champion athlete. So,
I'll say now and I'm sure some will agree and others will
disagree but you can find good/great people on freelancing
sites, if you find bad people that's YOUR fault for not doing
your due diligence when hiring.

Sampler

 
Thanks guys, I'm really glad to hear all your opinions here! Made some notes and already started scouting ;) Meanwhile I also need to take care of my PPC campaigns I'm running at the moment so I need to be doing both (now it's time for me to train my time management skills I guess huh?)

If there are other opinions etc. feel free to respond here :)
 
Suddenly this thread has changed from finding them to how much a developer is worth. What up with that? :confused:
 
Suddenly this thread has changed from finding them to how much a developer is worth. What up with that? :confused:

dont know man, i wasnt interested that much in that thing, i just wanted to know where to find the good ones (not the scammy and/or amateurs)
 
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