Introverts Dread Going Back to the Office, Study Finds
If you’re an introvert who is dreading the return to in-person work, you’re not alone.
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If you’re an introvert who is dreading the return to in-person work, you’re not alone.
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Want to work for yourself? Try starting with your Myers-Briggs personality type.
It’s about finding balance between your introverted nature and your passions in a way that doesn’t drain you.