The inevitable extension of lockdown last Tuesday for six more weeks was met with resignation by most people. Some were experiencing quiet despair as they contemplated even longer juggling all roles without respite. 2021 has begun just as 2020 ended and while there may be some hope for a relaxation of restrictions by the late spring, work will not return to normal any time soon. For those who started with a new employer since the pandemic, this has been a disorientating experience. They have jobs, which is good, but, in many instances, they have never met the people they work…

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