Researchers found that working from home can strain relationships when partners have mismatched preferences for separating work and…
Researchers found that working from home can strain relationships when partners have mismatched preferences for separating work and personal life. Across two studies of dual-earner couples, boundary conflicts increased loneliness and made couples more likely to consider breaking up, while WFH worked best when both partners were comfortable blending work and home routines. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/job.70095
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