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was getting through to her. I also suspected that other matters
might be at play too. I asked questions about her support network
in North Carolina on both a personal and professional level. I
learned that she didn’t really have a personal network there, and
the professional network she thought would emerge at the cli-
ent site didn’t exist either. This was because at our company, the
remote client sites have only two or three total employees, and
even if there are others who work for our company assigned at
the same location, it is extremely unlikely that our two employees
would be assigned to work on the same project. This contributed
to the analyst’s feelings of isolation. She wanted and needed ...