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We need tech solutions that value human interaction more than ever

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Feeling isolated, lonely and fatigued by video calls are just some of the issues faced by remote workers. Image: Pexels.

So-Young Kang
Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Gnowbe Pte Ltd
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