The corona virus epidemic and isolation measures taken in most countries to discourage social interactions are driving more and more companies to encourage their employees to work in a new type of office environment: their homes.
At first glance, this type of work seems like a dream come true: employees no longer waste time (and money) on transportation to/ from work and are exempt from interacting with potentially annoying office colleagues. The reverse of the medal can be the acute feeling of loneliness, but also the fact that working from home can affect their relationship.
If, until now, work was clearly delimited from private life, now professional and family lives are closer than ever, taking place under the same roof and sometimes fighting for supremacy.
A Christian counselor Denver clinician affirms that if you want to prevent making your spouse crazy, you will both need a lot of discipline and maturity. On the one hand, the person who works from home clearly needs the peace and the necessary working conditions for a few hours every day. On the other hand, the life partner may feel frustrated if the employee tends to work too much.
When working from home, it is definitely important to make a work schedule and stick to it.
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