Deel vs. The Competition in 2026: The Ultimate Employer of Record Showdown

You're scaling globally. You've got candidates in Berlin, contractors in Bogotá, and a new hire in Bangkok. And you need to pay them all — legally, on time, and without drowning in compliance paperwork.

You've probably already heard the names: Deel, Papaya Global, Oyster HR, Remote.com, Rippling, Velocity Global, Gusto. They all promise to be your global HR savior. But they are not created equal.

This article cuts through the marketing noise. We're breaking down exactly how each platform stacks up across pricing, global coverage, compliance depth, payroll accuracy, integrations, and user experience — so you can make the smartest decision for your business right now.

Spoiler: One platform consistently rises to the top, and it's the one you've probably already been eyeing. Let's find out why Deel has become the gold standard — and where its rivals genuinely try (and sometimes fail) to compete.

What Is an Employer of Record (EOR) — and Why Do You Need One?

Before we dive into the comparison, let's anchor the conversation.

An Employer of Record (EOR) is a third-party company that legally employs your workers in countries where you don't have a registered legal entity. They handle:

• Local employment contracts
• Payroll processing and tax withholding
• Benefits administration
• Labor law compliance
• Termination procedures

Without an EOR, hiring internationally means either setting up expensive local entities (which can cost $15,000–$50,000+ and take months) or misclassifying workers as contractors and risking massive fines.

The EOR industry is booming. According to market research, the global EOR market was valued at over $4.6 billion in 2023 and is projected to surpass $7 billion by 2026. The remote work revolution didn't just survive the post-pandemic "return to office" push — it transformed how businesses build global teams permanently.

So the question isn't whether you need an EOR. It's which one is right for you.

Meet the Contenders: A Quick Overview

Here's who we're comparing and what they're primarily known for:

Platform	Founded	Best Known For	Headcount Focus
Deel	2019	Global EOR + Contractor Management	Startups to Enterprise
Papaya Global	2016	Payroll Intelligence & Analytics	Mid-market to Enterprise
Oyster HR	2020	Values-driven global hiring	SMBs & Remote-first
Remote.com	2019	Owned-entity model	Startups & SMBs
Rippling	2016	Unified HR + IT + Finance platform	Mid-market to Enterprise
Velocity Global	2014	EOR depth & compliance	Enterprise
Gusto	2011	US domestic payroll & HR	US-focused SMBs

Each plays in a slightly different lane. But when it comes to global EOR + contractor management + scalability, they're all competing for the same buyer's budget.

Deel: The Benchmark Everyone Is Measured Against

Let's start with the platform that has fundamentally redefined what global workforce management should look like.

Deel launched in 2019 and, in an almost shocking trajectory, became a $12 billion unicorn by 2022 — one of the fastest SaaS companies to ever reach that valuation. As of 2026, Deel serves over 35,000 companies across the globe, from solo founders to Fortune 500 enterprises.

What Makes Deel Stand Out?

1. Unmatched Global Coverage

• Deel operates in 150+ countries with EOR services
• Supports contractor payments in 150+ currencies
• Has owned legal entities in dozens of key markets, reducing reliance on third-party partners
• New country coverage is added regularly, often faster than any competitor

2. All-in-One Platform Architecture

Deel isn't just an EOR. It's a full-stack global HR platform that includes:

• Employer of Record (EOR) for full-time employees
• Contractor management and compliance
• Global payroll for companies with existing entities
• Deel HR — a free HRIS for centralized people management
• Immigration support and visa sponsorship
• Equity management and stock options in 100+ countries
• Background checks
• Expense management
• Offboarding and severance management

3. Speed to Hire

• Hire a new employee in a new country in as little as 24–48 hours
• Automated contract generation in local languages
• Digital onboarding workflow that workers can complete on mobile

4. Transparent, Competitive Pricing

• EOR pricing starts at $599/month per employee (with annual plans)
• Contractor management starts at $49/month per contractor
• No hidden setup fees or mandatory add-ons on core plans

5. Best-in-Class Compliance Engine

• Real-time compliance monitoring for local labor laws
• Automatic contract updates when regulations change
• Built-in IP protection and NDAs
• Misclassification risk detection for contractors

6. Integration Ecosystem

Deel integrates natively with:

• Workday, BambooHR, HiBob, Greenhouse
• QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite
• Slack, Notion, Zapier
• And 50+ more tools

7. Customer Experience

• Dedicated Customer Success Managers for Pro and Enterprise plans
• 24/7 live chat support (not bots — real humans)
• Average response time under 2 minutes
• Multi-language support team

Who Is Deel Perfect For?

• Series A–C startups scaling their first international hires
• Mid-market companies consolidating contractor and employee management
• Remote-first enterprises that need a single source of truth for global HR
• Any company that values speed, compliance, and simplicity over everything else

If you're serious about building a global team in 2026, Deel's Pro subscription is the most complete offering on the market. Period.

Deel vs. Papaya Global: Intelligence vs. Execution

What Papaya Global Does Well

Papaya Global has carved out a niche as the "analytics-first" payroll platform. Founded in 2016, it's built a strong brand in the enterprise segment, particularly among CFOs and finance teams who want deep reporting visibility.

Strengths:

• Robust payroll analytics dashboard with BI-level reporting
• Strong compliance infrastructure across 160+ countries
• AI-powered workforce cost modeling
• Solid HRIS integrations with enterprise systems like SAP and Workday
• Good for companies where finance teams drive HR tech decisions

Weaknesses:

• Pricing is notably higher than Deel, often $770–$1,000+ per employee/month for EOR
• Onboarding is slower and more complex
• User interface is less intuitive for HR managers without technical backgrounds
• Contractor management is less mature than Deel's
• Customer support has received mixed reviews for response times
• Heavy reliance on third-party in-country partners in many regions

Head-to-Head: Deel vs. Papaya Global

Feature	Deel	Papaya Global
EOR Countries	150+	160+
Starting EOR Price	$599/month	~$770/month
Contractor Management	✅ Robust	⚠️ Limited
Owned Entities	✅ Yes (many)	⚠️ Mostly partners
Speed to Hire	24–48 hours	3–7 days
Analytics	✅ Strong	✅ Best-in-class
UI/UX	✅ Excellent	⚠️ Complex
Support Quality	✅ 24/7 live chat	⚠️ Mixed reviews
Free HRIS	✅ Yes (Deel HR)	❌ No

The Verdict: Deel vs. Papaya Global

If you're a large enterprise with a finance-heavy org that prioritizes payroll analytics above all else, Papaya Global might catch your eye. But for the vast majority of companies — especially those that need speed, simplicity, and contractor flexibility — Deel wins this matchup by a wide margin. The price gap alone (often $150–$400 more per employee per month with Papaya) makes the choice obvious when Deel's feature set matches or exceeds Papaya's in almost every category.

Deel vs. Oyster HR: Values vs. Scale

What Oyster HR Does Well

Oyster HR launched in 2020 with a mission-driven narrative: make global employment equitable and accessible. It's a platform built by remote-work advocates, and it shows. The product experience is friendly, the brand is warm, and it has cultivated a loyal following among values-aligned companies.

Strengths:

• Clean, intuitive interface — one of the nicest UX designs in the space
• Strong focus on employee experience (benefits, time off, wellness)
• Good for first-time international hirers who need hand-holding
• Transparent pricing with no nasty surprises
• Strong focus on equity-based compensation globally
• Dedicated to sustainable, ethical global employment practices

Weaknesses:

• Country coverage is smaller — around 180 countries for contractors, but EOR depth is thinner in many markets
• Pricing for EOR starts around $599/month but adds up quickly with required benefit packages
• Less sophisticated for high-volume contractor management
• Not ideal for large enterprises with complex payroll structures
• Integration ecosystem is more limited than Deel's
• Support for edge-case compliance scenarios (terminations, legal disputes) is less robust

Head-to-Head: Deel vs. Oyster HR

Feature	Deel	Oyster HR
EOR Countries	150+	130+ (deep)
Starting EOR Price	$599/month	$599/month
Contractor Management	✅ Comprehensive	⚠️ Basic
Compliance Depth	✅ Best-in-class	⚠️ Good but thinner
UI/UX	✅ Excellent	✅ Excellent
Enterprise Scalability	✅ Strong	❌ Limited
Integration Ecosystem	✅ 50+ native	⚠️ 20+
Benefits Administration	✅ Strong	✅ Strong
Immigration Support	✅ Yes	❌ Limited

The Verdict: Deel vs. Oyster HR

Oyster HR is a genuinely good product for small, values-driven companies hiring their first few international employees. If you're a 20-person remote startup with deep ethical commitments and a simple hiring profile, Oyster deserves a look.

But the moment you start scaling — more countries, more contractors, more complexity — Oyster starts to show its limitations. Deel handles everything Oyster does, plus the enterprise-grade infrastructure that growing companies need. For any company planning serious international growth, Deel is the smarter long-term investment.

Deel vs. Remote.com: The Closest Rivalry in EOR

What Remote.com Does Well

Remote.com is arguably Deel's most direct competitor — founded the same year (2019), with a similar mission and overlapping target market. Remote built its brand on one key differentiator: owned legal entities in every country where it offers EOR services, rather than using third-party partners.

This is a meaningful claim. Owned entities mean:

• Faster, more consistent service
• Lower liability risk
• Better compliance outcomes in complex markets

Strengths:

• Owned entities model is genuinely impressive and trust-inspiring
• Strong compliance infrastructure
• Competitive EOR pricing starting around $599/month
• Good contractor payment tools
• Solid UI and onboarding experience
• Strong country coverage for EOR (80+ with owned entities)
• Equity management tools available

Weaknesses:

• Country coverage for EOR is smaller than Deel's total footprint (80+ owned vs. Deel's 150+ total)
• Contractor management is functional but less feature-rich than Deel
• Limited HRIS functionality — no free full HRIS like Deel HR
• Fewer native integrations in the ecosystem
• Customer support is good but not as fast or comprehensive as Deel
• Immigration support is more limited
• Less mature analytics and reporting

Head-to-Head: Deel vs. Remote.com

Feature	Deel	Remote.com
EOR Countries	150+	80+ (owned entities)
Starting EOR Price	$599/month	$599/month
Owned Entities	✅ Many key markets	✅ All EOR markets
Contractor Countries	150+	170+
Built-in HRIS	✅ Free (Deel HR)	❌ Limited
Payroll for Entities	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
Immigration Support	✅ Robust	⚠️ Basic
Analytics & Reporting	✅ Strong	⚠️ Moderate
Integration Depth	✅ 50+	⚠️ 30+

The Verdict: Deel vs. Remote.com

This is the closest matchup in the article. Both are excellent platforms, and Remote.com's owned-entity model is a genuine advantage for compliance purists.

But here's the reality: Deel has closed the gap significantly on the owned-entity front, now operating its own entities in dozens of the most critical markets. And when you factor in Deel's superior HRIS, deeper immigration support, broader integration ecosystem, and faster support — Deel still comes out ahead for most buyers.

If you're hiring primarily in Remote.com's 80-country owned-entity footprint, the choice is genuinely close. If you need broader global coverage with one platform, Deel is the answer.

Deel vs. Rippling: The All-in-One Giant vs. The Global-First Leader

What Rippling Does Well

Rippling is a fundamentally different kind of platform. It's not just an EOR — it's a unified workforce platform that combines HR, IT, and Finance in a single system. Think of it as the operating system for your entire company, not just your payroll.

Founded in 2016 by Parker Conrad (the controversial but brilliant co-founder of Zenefits), Rippling has built one of the most impressive product suites in enterprise SaaS.

Strengths:

• Truly unified HR + IT + Finance (device management, app provisioning, spend management)
• Powerful automation engine — hundreds of workflow automations across systems
• Strong US payroll (best-in-class for domestic US)
• Global payroll available in 50+ countries
• Great reporting and analytics
• Excellent UI — one of the best in the HR tech space
• Strong enterprise sales and support teams
• Powerful integration ecosystem (500+ apps)

Weaknesses:

• Global EOR is not its core strength — coverage is thinner than Deel
• EOR pricing can be significantly higher — $500+ per employee/month just for global employment, with add-ons piling up fast
• The platform is modular, meaning costs escalate quickly as you add features
• Complexity is high — implementation takes longer and requires more IT involvement
• Not ideal for companies whose primary need is pure global EOR
• Contractor management is less comprehensive than Deel
• Overkill for small companies or those with simple global needs

Head-to-Head: Deel vs. Rippling

Feature	Deel	Rippling
EOR Countries	150+	50+
Starting EOR Price	$599/month	$500+/month (modules add up)
Contractor Management	✅ Best-in-class	⚠️ Moderate
US Payroll	✅ Strong	✅ Best-in-class
IT/Device Management	❌	✅ Unique differentiator
HR Automation	✅ Strong	✅ Best-in-class
Implementation Time	Fast (days)	Moderate (weeks)
Ideal Company Size	5–5000+	50–5000+
Immigration Support	✅ Robust	⚠️ Limited

The Verdict: Deel vs. Rippling

Here's the honest take: Rippling is the better platform if you want to replace your HR, IT, and Finance stacks all at once — and you have the budget and IT resources to implement it properly.

But if your primary challenge is global EOR, international payroll, and contractor management at scale, Rippling is a square peg in a round hole. Its EOR capabilities don't match its US HR strength.

Deel is the right choice for global-first companies. Rippling is the right choice for US-centric companies that want an all-in-one internal ops platform and also happen to have some international employees. These are fundamentally different use cases.

Deel vs. Velocity Global: Experience vs. Innovation

What Velocity Global Does Well

Velocity Global has been in the EOR business since 2014 — making it one of the most experienced players in this space. It built its reputation on deep compliance expertise and high-touch enterprise service, particularly in complex markets where newer platforms struggle.

Strengths:

• Operates in 185+ countries — one of the broadest footprints in the industry
• Deep compliance expertise, especially in difficult markets (APAC, Middle East, Africa)
• High-touch account management model
• Strong track record with large enterprise clients
• Good for companies hiring in unusual or complex jurisdictions
• Workforce consulting services available
• Strong legal and compliance team

Weaknesses:

• Pricing is premium — often $1,500–$2,000+/month per employee in complex markets, with general EOR starting around $599–$1,500
• The platform/technology feels dated compared to Deel — it's more of a services company with a software layer than a true SaaS-first product
• Onboarding process is slower and more manual
• Less self-serve functionality
• Contractor management is weaker
• Not built for agile, fast-growing startups
• UI/UX lags significantly behind Deel, Remote, and Oyster

Head-to-Head: Deel vs. Velocity Global

Feature	Deel	Velocity Global
EOR Countries	150+	185+
Starting EOR Price	$599/month	$599–$2,000/month
Technology Platform	✅ Modern SaaS	⚠️ Services-first
Self-Serve Capability	✅ Excellent	⚠️ Limited
Complex Market Coverage	✅ Strong	✅ Best-in-class
Speed to Hire	24–48 hours	1–2 weeks
Contractor Management	✅ Comprehensive	❌ Limited
UI/UX	✅ Modern & intuitive	❌ Outdated
Startup-Friendliness	✅ High	❌ Low

The Verdict: Deel vs. Velocity Global

Velocity Global is a legitimate choice for large enterprises hiring in obscure or high-risk jurisdictions where Deel's coverage may be thinner. If you're building a team in Myanmar, Ethiopia, or Turkmenistan, Velocity Global's 185-country footprint and deep compliance history matter.

But for the vast majority of global hiring scenarios, Deel offers superior technology, faster execution, better pricing, and a far superior user experience. Velocity Global feels like the 2014 version of what Deel is doing in 2026 — and the gap is only widening.

Deel vs. Gusto: Global Power vs. US Simplicity

What Gusto Does Well

Let's be upfront: Gusto is not really a Deel competitor in the traditional sense. Gusto is a beloved US-focused payroll and HR platform designed for small businesses with domestic employees. It's compared to Deel primarily because many US SMBs start with Gusto and eventually outgrow it as they begin hiring internationally.

Strengths:

• Best-in-class US payroll — simple, accurate, beautifully designed
• Excellent benefits administration for US employees (health insurance, 401k, HSA, FSA)
• Very affordable — plans start at $40/month + $6/employee/month
• Strong accountant/bookkeeper partnerships
• Best compliance for US state and federal regulations
• Superb UX — widely regarded as the most user-friendly HR/payroll tool for US SMBs
• Great customer support (for US-related questions)

Weaknesses:

• International EOR is extremely limited — available in only a handful of countries, and as an add-on (Gusto Global)
• Contractor payments internationally are basic
• Not built for companies with complex global hiring needs
• Cannot replace Deel if you're hiring in more than 5–10 countries
• Limited HRIS for international teams
• No immigration support

Head-to-Head: Deel vs. Gusto

Feature	Deel	Gusto
US Payroll	✅ Strong	✅ Best-in-class
International EOR	✅ 150+ countries	⚠️ ~12 countries
Contractor Management	✅ Comprehensive	⚠️ US-only (mostly)
Benefits (US)	✅ Available	✅ Best-in-class
Benefits (Global)	✅ Localized	❌ Not available
Starting Price	$49/month (contractor)	$40/month base
Ideal For	Global teams	US SMBs
Immigration	✅ Yes	❌ No
Enterprise Scale	✅ Yes	❌ Limited

The Verdict: Deel vs. Gusto

This isn't really a fair fight — they're built for different problems. Gusto wins for US-only SMBs. If all your employees are in the US and you just need beautiful, simple payroll, Gusto is excellent and more affordable.

But the moment you hire outside the US — or even pay a contractor in another country — Gusto's limitations become immediately apparent. And at that point, Deel becomes your natural next step. Many companies actually run both: Gusto for US domestic payroll and Deel for everything international.

The Master Comparison Table: All 7 Platforms at a Glance

Feature	Deel	Papaya Global	Oyster HR	Remote.com	Rippling	Velocity Global	Gusto
EOR Countries	150+	160+	130+	80+ (owned)	50+	185+	~12
Contractor Mgmt	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐	⭐⭐
US Payroll	⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Compliance Depth	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐
UI/UX	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Integrations	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐
Pricing (Value)	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Immigration	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐	⭐⭐	⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐	❌
Free HRIS	✅	❌	❌	❌	❌	❌	❌
Support Speed	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐
Best For	Global-first all sizes	Enterprise finance	SMB remote-first	Compliance-focused	US+global ops	Complex markets	US SMBs

7 Reasons Deel Pro Is Worth Every Penny in 2026

If you've made it this far, you're probably ready to hear the direct case for pulling the trigger on Deel Pro. Here's why the investment pays for itself:

1. You Eliminate the Entity Setup Cost

Setting up a legal entity in a new country costs $15,000–$50,000 and takes 3–6 months. Deel lets you hire there in 48 hours for $599/month. The math isn't close.

2. You Eliminate Misclassification Risk

A single contractor misclassification penalty can run into the hundreds of thousands. Deel's compliance engine monitors and flags risk before it becomes a fine.

3. You Hire the Best Talent — Anywhere

The best candidate for your role might be in Poland or Peru. Without Deel, you're limited to wherever you have a legal entity. With Deel, talent geography is irrelevant.

4. You Consolidate Your Tech Stack

Instead of paying for a separate HRIS, contractor tool, payroll platform, and benefits provider — Deel does all of it. The consolidation savings often exceed the platform cost.

5. Your Employees Have a Better Experience

Workers paid through Deel get a beautiful app experience, on-time payments in local currency, and locally relevant benefits. Happy, paid employees don't leave.

6. You Scale Without Breaking

Companies that try to cobble together their own global HR systems inevitably hit walls at 50, 100, or 200 employees. Deel's infrastructure is built to scale to thousands of global workers without a complete overhaul.

7. You Get a Real Partner, Not Just a Tool

Deel's customer success team doesn't just answer tickets — they proactively flag compliance changes in your employees' countries, advise on market entry strategy, and help you design global compensation benchmarks. That's consulting value included in the subscription.

How to Choose the Right EOR Platform for YOUR Company

The right answer depends on your specific situation. Use this framework:

Choose Deel If:

• You need to hire in 3+ countries immediately or soon
• You have a mix of employees and contractors globally
• You want a single platform to replace multiple HR tools
• Speed to hire matters to your competitive advantage
• You need immigration and visa support
• You want best-in-class support without enterprise pricing

Choose Papaya Global If:

• Finance-driven payroll analytics are your primary concern
• You're a large enterprise already using SAP/Workday
• Budget is not a primary constraint

Choose Oyster HR If:

• You're a small, values-driven company making your first international hire
• You primarily hire in Western Europe, North America, and APAC
• You want the friendliest onboarding experience possible

Choose Remote.com If:

• Owned-entity compliance purity is non-negotiable for your legal team
• Your hiring is concentrated in Remote's 80-country owned footprint
• You want pricing parity with Deel and close feature parity

Choose Rippling If:

• You want to replace HR, IT, and Finance tools all at once
• You have a strong IT team to manage implementation
• Your team is primarily US-based with some international employees

Choose Velocity Global If:

• You need EOR in highly complex or unusual markets
• You're a large enterprise that prioritizes service depth over technology polish
• High-touch account management is worth premium pricing to you

Choose Gusto If:

• All your employees are in the US
• You're a small business with simple payroll needs
• You want the most affordable and beautifully designed US payroll tool

Real Questions Buyers Are Asking in 2026

Q: Is Deel actually worth the price compared to competitors?

For companies hiring internationally, almost universally yes. The compliance protection alone justifies the cost. One avoided misclassification fine typically pays for years of Deel subscriptions.

Q: Can I use Deel alongside Gusto?

Yes — many companies do. Gusto handles US payroll beautifully, and Deel handles everything outside the US. They integrate with each other.

Q: What's the biggest hidden cost with EOR platforms?

With most platforms, it's the mandatory benefits packages layered on top of the base EOR fee. Deel is transparent about this upfront and often has lower add-on costs than Velocity Global or Papaya.

Q: How long does it take to get started with Deel?

Most companies can create an account, generate their first contract, and begin onboarding a new hire within the same week. The self-serve model is genuinely fast.

Q: Does Deel have a free trial?

Deel offers free demos and free access to Deel HR (its HRIS product). The EOR and payroll tools are paid, but pricing transparency makes it easy to evaluate ROI before committing.

Q: Is Deel good for very small companies?

Yes — contractor management starts at $49/month per contractor, making it accessible for companies with even a single international contractor. You don't need to be a large enterprise to benefit.

The Bottom Line: Best EOR Provider 2026

After comparing all seven platforms across every meaningful dimension, the conclusion is clear:

For global-first companies that need speed, compliance, scale, and a modern product experience — Deel is the best EOR provider in 2026.

It's not just the broadest platform. It's the fastest-evolving one. Deel has shipped more product updates, more country expansions, and more enterprise features in the past 24 months than most competitors have shipped in their entire history.

Every competitor has a niche where they shine:

• Remote.com wins on owned-entity purity
• Velocity Global wins in obscure markets
• Rippling wins on US all-in-one ops
• Gusto wins on US domestic simplicity
• Papaya wins on payroll analytics
• Oyster wins on user warmth and simplicity

But none of them match Deel's overall combination of global coverage, compliance depth, product quality, contractor management, immigration support, integrations, and pricing value.

If you're building a global team in 2026, there's one platform that will grow with you from your first international contractor to your thousandth global employee — and it's Deel.

Don't let compliance complexity, entity setup costs, or contractor risk slow down your growth. The world's best talent is everywhere. Deel helps you hire them.

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