AdultHTML Expands Team With 5 New Hires

LITHUANIA — EU-based web services company AdultHTML has expanded its workforce, adding five new staff members.

The company has hired three front-end developers, a back-end developer and a designer.

"Back in 2009 we started as a small company with just a few people on board," said a rep. "We wanted to evolve with time, and so to support this ambition it was important to consider our team expansion. However, we didn’t want to rush things. We hire new team members only when we know for sure that it's an absolutely necessary step to take. And this time was no different."

The rep went on to comment that all five new staff members had passed their probationary period "with ease," and touted their role in the future of the company.

"Having more professionals on board allows us to work on the increased number of projects and to speed up time to market. We’re ready to face new challenges and eager to join forces with adult industry businesses, independent webmasters, and basically everyone who’s in need of design, web development and QA services," added the rep.

For more information, visit AdultHTML online.

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