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A medical condition involving persistent sadness and loss of interest, which can be caused by working alone.
The unpleasant feeling of having no one to talk to, which can occur even when messaging others online.
Talking to other people about things going well or badly, although too much of it can be intrusive.
The ability to change working hours to fit around children or other dependants, using digital tools.
The feeling of being in charge of your own timetable, often achieved by using digital calendars and reminders.
The reduction in travel to and between offices, which can make an individual more productive.
A person's overall psychological health, including how they feel about themselves and their ability to cope.
The way an individual organises their tasks, including preferences for time, device and location.
Using digital entertainment such as games, videos or music to escape from pressure and relax.
The ability to carry out job tasks from home or other locations, staying connected using digital technology.
Belief in your own abilities and judgement, which can increase when you can research information reliably.
Needing reassurance and advice from other people in order to feel sure about what you are doing.