Anxiety Over Social Interactions After Prolonged Remote Work
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Summary
Employees who have been working remotely for extended periods are experiencing significant anxiety and discomfort during face-to-face interactions. This issue stems from a lack of social practice, leading to feelings of embarrassment and inadequacy in professional settings. The inability to engage in normal social behaviors after years of remote work creates a pressing need for strategies to help employees reintegrate into in-person environments and rebuild their social skills.
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Struggles with social interactions after prolonged remote work lead to anxiety and discomfort in face-to-face settings.
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