The outbreak of COVID-19 has pushed many companies to require employees to work from home for an extended period of time. As a result, spouses and partners who haven't worked much together discover new things about how they operate.
When Alissa Kolarik of Wadsworth, Ohio, started working at home with her landscape architect husband, Stephen, she noticed he types loudly.
Kolarik, who works as a digital marketing and sales manager, said her husband noticed she sighs more than she realized."He asks what's wrong every time I do it, and I never have any idea," she said. "After listening to him on his conference calls, I joke with him. I never knew I was married to a 'let's circle back on that' guy," she said.
"My wife ... seems to operate with an almost permanent cone of silence around her, and she is not fazed by all the noise around her," Chan said."The kids would be doing their learning online with lots of sound effects and narrators talking, and she would be in the same room working away."
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