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- Joe, 37, is torn between leaving his job and clinging to the flexibility of remote work.
- Many remote workers like him have gotten used to the WFH lifestyle, and built lives around it.
- With remote job openings tapering off, more remote workers may be inclined to stay put.
Joe is feeling torn.
The 37-year-old has worked remotely as a marketing manager for five years, but he's been growing "increasingly frustrated" with his job, he told Insider. His last name was excluded for privacy reasons.