outworking
/aʊtˈwɜrkɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of outwork: working harder or more effectively than someone else.
- By outworking the other teams, they secured a spot in the finals.
- He keeps outworking everyone, which is why he's so successful.
- She is outworking all her competitors to win the scholarship.
noun
- The practice or system of employing people to work from home or away from a central office.
- Outworking has become more common with the rise of remote technology.
- Critics of outworking point to the lack of benefits for workers.
- The company's outworking model reduced overhead costs significantly.
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