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Are Remote Workers Doomed to Feel Isolated and Sad? An HR Strategist Shares How to Overcome the Challenges of Working From Home. Miriam Groom specializes in employee experience and development. She shares her advice about overcoming the pitfalls and challenges of being a remote worker.

By Mark Klekas Edited by Mark Klekas

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Love it or hate it, you probably have a pretty solid opinion on remote working, and it's probably not changing anytime soon.

The internet has exhausted the remote vs. office work debate; however, there is still much to be said about the long-term impacts of a remote workforce. One of the biggest drawbacks to remote work we know about is isolation, which can have an impact on employees' happiness.

Miriam Groom specializes in coaching and counseling, employee experience, recruitment, retention and employee development. She works as a leader in talent management for KPMG and founded a national career counseling practice, Mindful Career. In this interview, she shares her advice about how to overcome the pitfalls and challenges of being a remote worker.

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