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Brilliant framing of staffing as infrastructure, not just services. Your point about how staffing agencies don't just fill gaps but actually serve as the connective tissue between supply and demand in the labor market is spot on. What's particularly interesting is that this model acts almost like an elasticity buffer for businesses that can't forecast headcount perfectly but also can't afford to be caught flat-footed. One thing that doesn't get enough attention though is how dependent this franchisemodel becomes on local trust and relationship density, which means early movers in a territory aren't just capturing market share but essentially locking in network effects that compound over time.

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