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>Except the term is the common term I feel really out of the loop, I've never heard it, at least not enough to stick. US based if that makes a difference.
by atwebb 10y ago
>Except the term is the common term
I feel really out of the loop, I've never heard it, at least not enough to stick. US based if that makes a difference.
- FroshKiller 10y agoI don't know whether you're out of the loop, but I work in the southeastern US and have been familiar with the term going back to 2012 or so.
- atwebb 10y agoHuh, guess so, same area, I'm just not in the inner circle :)
- throwaway2016a 10y agoI've heard the term before (in the US). I don't know how common it is. But I work at a small company and AFAIK their are none here. Although when two of the execs get on each other's nerves I have heard the phrase "Mom and Dad are having a fight again"
- jasonlotito 10y agoNot surprising since it's not something usually discussed. But it's still the common term. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Work_spouse https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Work_spouse There are numerous articles from various online sources (just do a google search).