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Trades about 15% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
OpenWork Inc. is a Japanese firm specializing in the creation and management of an online platform for career development and talent acquisition. Its primary service, OpenWork, offers a wealth of company-specific details, such as employee testimonials, performance ratings, compensation figures, typical working hours, corporate financial results, and insights into hiring procedures. The platform also serves as a repository for job seeker resumes. Beyond recruitment, the company supplies unique alternative data analytics focused on Japanese businesses. Established in 2007, OpenWork Inc. is based in Shibuya, Japan, and operates as a subsidiary of Link and Motivation Inc.
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