Return to Work

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You've talked a bit recently about your uneasiness about what the return to work mi, you explain what that uneasiness is and where you are on trying to navigate iten. i think the going remote, now let me qualify this. The whole return to work, which is just a really bad phrase anyway,. ecause you're not returning to work everhas been working really harda but the sort of going back to an office that i think is, it's not going back to anything.

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