What is the working model that you currently apply in your company for most of your employees?

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Director of HR in Energy and Utilities2 years ago

It is mixed. For hourly employees (technicians, parts and warehouse) - full time in the office/facility/at customer site. For the office workers, it is hybrid. 

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