Would you hire a contractor to help deploy cloud in your org (instead of a full-time employee)?

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Yes, it’s faster than hiring full-time38%

Maybe, if we couldn’t find the right full-time candidate58%

No, we’d rather go with a full-time hire4%

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Director in Manufacturing3 years ago

We’d eventually hire but to get the project started contractors were used for our migration planning and some of the migrations.

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