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Norriss had to decide whether to support his long-term clients in their moment of need, or take on new ones he could charge higher rates, but who might not stick around for long.

From The Wall Street Journal

Not everyone is sticking around for what comes next.

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Plus, if the family paid the bonuses, it would be harder to require staffers to stick around for several years.

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While mass remote work has only been around for a few years, many expect some form of it to stick around.

From MarketWatch

“The way things are going, you just want someone from Silicon Valley to stick around for more than six to nine months,” said Morningstar analyst David Whiston, who has covered the automotive industry since 2007.

From The Wall Street Journal