To everyone who has always said that they’d love to work from home – your wish has been granted. As we head into our second month of quarantine, some employees might be loving it, while others struggle with their new work-from-home lifestyle and social distancing. If you’re among the latter, you’re not alone.
Studies show that 82 percent of remote workers burnout. While some once dreamt of more freedom, sleeping in and no commute, many people simply aren’t designed for living in restricted circumstances, social isolation and extreme routine. In fact, we all have certain needs for control and social […]The post When Working Remotely and Social Distancing Get Old appeared first on Ms. Career Girl.