WFH with the spouse can lead to emotional responses


By AGENCY
Partners should support each other's goals, accommodate routines, respect the others' timings, take a step back to catch their breath during the day, and learn to work together. Photo: AFP

Many of us have experienced the joys of working from home with a partner or spouse during the Covid-19 pandemic, with their meetings and urgent calls encroaching on our days, and vice versa.

This can, in fact, pose a real threat to household harmony.

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