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The hacks introverts are using to survive and thrive in the RTO era
Introverts are adapting to return-to-office (RTO) mandates by using strategies like seeking quiet spaces and scheduling meetings to conserve energy. Companies like Cisco and KPMG are redesigning office spaces to accommodate diverse work styles, while employees report challenges with increased social stimulation. Introverts, estimated to make up 40-50% of the workforce, are relearning workplace navigation after pandemic-era remote work.
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