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  • $250 for 60 days

    • Salaried position (FTE)
    • Usually on-site and long-term
    • Typically 40 hours per week

  • $150 for 60 days

    • Temporary or temp-to-perm position
    • Contractor usually works on-site some or all of the time

  • $75 for 30 days

    • Outsourced work, usually a short-term commitment
    • Work can often be done from anywhere
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