The devastating effects of the coronavirus pandemic, which has swept across the world in 2020, has brought to light many of the working world’s biggest issues.
For example, as cases of burnout grow amongst the professional community, the sudden necessity for remote working has highlighted the effect that such a move could have on work-life balance. As a result, many leaders are being confronted by the suggestion that remote working should largely continue post-pandemic
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