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Stop Hiring. Achieve Growth Using This Staffing Model Instead

Written by: Corey Schaut

The subscription economy has transformed the way we buy products and the way we do business. Now the next evolution is here: premium subscription staffing. With this staff-as-a-service model, founders and executives have the opportunity to find and onboard experienced staff quickly and on a fractional basis, without taking on extra overhead.

Learn more about how this new model works, the benefits, and how you can get started:

 
About the author Corey Schaut is the Marketing and Internal Communications Coordinator at Boldly, where she enjoys getting to know our global team from the comforts of her home in Fredericksburg, Virginia. She loves good stories, good food, and losing at board games to her two children.

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