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4 metro Atlanta companies that let you work remotely

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By Kate Hornsby
May 23, 2016

Tired of driving downtown, in downtown traffic, just to work from the office, but still want to work for a local company? Telecommuting or remote work is an option you might want to consider.

If you are looking for a company that will let you work from home, you might consider these four metro Atlanta companies, highlighted by FlexJobs' list of 100 top companies to watch for remote jobs in the year ahead.

First Data: A global payment processing company founded in 1971.

SecureWorks: An information security service founded in 1999 and owned by Dell.

BroadSpire: A  claim management solutions provider founded in 1923, and a division of Crawford & Company.

HD Supply: A wholesale distribution company, HD Supply began as a division of Home Depot, but was sold to three equity firms in 2007.

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