Written by
Owen Hughes, Senior Editor
Owen Hughes
Senior Editor
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on January 13, 2022
| Topic: Developer
Tech workers want to work remotely, but isolation and burnout remain key hurdles.
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Remote working is a boon for many developers, who feel they are better able to get their head down and do meaningful work when not subjected to the distractions of the office.
But as anyone who works remotely will know, extended periods of working in solitude can carry some undesirable side-effects, including loneliness, productivity hurdles, and a lack of visibility for career development.
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