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Companies could gain a competitive advantage by opening their doors to the remote workforce.
Their wordsAs more companies search for "creative ways to recruit employees", I can't help but wonder if they could develop a strong, yet overnight, competitive advantage by simply opening their doors up to the remote workforce.
Their wordsIn short, by enabling remote work, you are inadvertently training your people to improve the way they think and how they can achieve more.
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Accessing a pool of remote candidates provides a competitive advantage in the war for talent.
Their wordsIn the "war for talent", there is no better competitive advantage than getting access to thousands of candidates that your competitors are too fearful to explore.
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