Many companies in Ukraine’s vibrant software sector have made wartime adaptations including the relocation of staff, who have continued to ship code for clients. “Your work is your escape zone and you try to not read the news.”
, many companies in the country’s large information-technology outsourcing industry say they have managed to relocate thousands of employees to the country’s west, particularly the tech hub of Lviv, which has so far been spared much of the combat and damage.
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