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Professionalism would dictate that the wife not be involved even if this is the case. I don't go tell my husband's nurses that ... well, anything! What busines
by kaitai 13y ago
Professionalism would dictate that the wife not be involved even if this is the case. I don't go tell my husband's nurses that ... well, anything!
What business do I have with my husband's colleagues other than being polite at the summer barbecue and the holiday party?
- krick 13y agoIt may be arguable, but for me non-company member being somehow related to company business is not only acceptable, but actually very nice. Being family member of the founder is reason enough to care about company, and I'd prefer informal atmosphere where people can help with business just because they care to that formal bureaucratic atmosphere that is common in banks. That's were wives come to pretty boring holidays parties and politely chuckle about boring jokes. Ugh. Of course that doesn't include "accessing private chats of company members", but for that reason the more I read about that story the less I believe "the victim".
- calibraxis 13y agoCombining work and marriage structures is fraught with all sorts of problematic outcomes. Consider even the differing processes to enter each institution. Or the differing standards for being successful at each.