Maybe I didn’t read it close enough, but workplaces that want their employees to be “family” are destructive to the actual families they have at home. I actual

Maybe I didn’t read it close enough, but workplaces that want their employees to be “family” are destructive to the actual families they have at home. I actually attribute my divorce in part to my ex wife’s workplace making her truly believe that they were her “family”. Everything there became more important than us. She called them her family and it was hurtful to our’s. I could write an article myself on this, but wanted to put it out there. When work crosses the “family” boundary, it’s going a step too far. We are coworkers. We get the job done 40 hours a week (should be 30). We go home to our families.