Remote Working: Remote Work: Feeling Isolated and Not Wanting to Go Back to the Office

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The way we work has changed due to COVID-19, and many people now work from home. While remote work has its benefits, like flexibility and less time spent commuting, it can also make people feel lonely and less happy with their work. Surprisingly, even though remote work can be isolating, many people don't want to go back to the office. In this blog post, we'll explore the feelings of isolation and joylessness that come with remote work and why some people are hesitant to return to traditional office settings.