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There are various reasons to look at outsourcing in your company. Many times, it is easier to find high caliber talent for your needs, but they are too limited to be of general use. Other times. It may be mundane work that anyone can do without your help.
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If you are a growing company you might have many projects you need to complete for your expansion. Technical services seem simple once installed and running, but  not everyone can design their own system. You might not have a staff that knows how to complete the project. Your staff may not have enough people to complete the project in the time frame you would like it to be done.
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In situations like this, the professionals will get the job done, they will do it right the first time, and you can continue working on your own projects without distraction.
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A similar situation involves under-used employees. Do you have seasonal workers or some you only need a few days per week? These are functions that might be outsourced or consolidated into a single project suitable for a VA or local job-shop. You only pay for what you need when you go through an agency for part time help.
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Another reason to consider outsourcing is that it reduces your overhead. You do not pay (or have to track) taxes on outsourced help, and you do not have to offer benefit packages to them. This reduced your costs even if your hourly costs are comparable.
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As you can see, there are many times a company can benefit from hiring outside resources and use them only as needed.
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You might have a full-time employee you need for one specific thing but often has a lot of downtime and you have to find work for them to do to keep them busy. There is no reason to pay a full-time employee if you can hire someone for the duration you need them.
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