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Work is changing, and workers are changing, too.

The COVID-19 pandemic and its aftermath have led to widely acknowledged changes to the workplace, most notably when many organizations shifted to fully or partly remote work in 2020. These changes aren't necessarily lasting is also now apparent. In many cases, companies are reversing course and moving to hybrid work or requiring their workers return to onsite work entirely. But it's not just work that's different these days –workers aren't the same either.

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