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Remote work has changed a lot over the past few years. For some businesses, employees work from home every day. For others, it’s a mix
About Mark
Mark was born and raised in Rocky Mount, NC, and attended East Carolina University for his college career where he studied Industrial Distribution and Logistics. During his free time, he enjoys spending time with his friends and family. He also enjoys going out to restaurants and trying new places and breweries, spending time at the beach, and is involved in his church! Before starting at ATCOM, Mark was a customer service manager at an industrial automation company. But in April of 2022, Mark decided to join the A-Team!

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