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Workforce management systems
Special Peers
Individuals within a group who have distinct skills, qualities, or roles that set them apart from others.
Collegial Peers
Individuals within the same organization or professional field who are considered equals in status and collaborate or interact on a professional level.
Informational Peers
Individuals or group members who provide data or knowledge to one another without a hierarchical relationship.
Formal Peers
Colleagues or associates within an organization who are officially recognized as being at the same level or status.
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