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AnnZ [28]
2 years ago
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Tim works remotely analyzing statistical data for Azod Software Company. Occasionally, his virtual team will schedule a face-to-

face meeting, and he will drive into the regional office.
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snow_lady [41]2 years ago
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Tim works for Non territorial offices because the office is virtual and also have a regional office.

<h3>What is a non territorial office</h3>

This is a shared workplace that is in the office that is not owned by anyone. The need for such offices have come due to the increases in technology.

The question says that he now has a face to face meeting were he drives into the regional offices.

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