Let’s set the stage: A recent government hire is given a laptop from 2016, another is asked to manage a call center that hadn’t been updated in more than a decade, a third is onboarded using an HR system that required them to travel across the country for onboarding because the paperwork wasn’t digitized. DoRead… Read more »
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