A company that requires significant in-person collaboration struggles to retain employees who prefer remote work, despite offering competitive salaries. Conversely, a nearby company offering fully remote work retains its employees for years, even with slightly lower pay. Which statement best analyzes this situation based on the principles of job matching?
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