Working from home with a partner is like a synchronized dance. Timing and coordination are key.
Last year, I waltzed between different places around the world. This meant I had to improvise my workstation. I often logged in from random spots around the house.
Like the kitchen table or the couch.
When I finally settled in one place, I decided to invest in a proper office setup.
Now I had a desk, a second monitor, and my own chair. I hoped this would give me a performance boost and relief from back pain.
But my partner and I discovered that our duet wasn't always in sync. When we both had calls at the same time, I had to tango my way back to the kitchen table. đź«
I've learned to enjoy the stage change though.
Plus, I appreciate the proximity to snacks without the judgmental eyes of my dancing partner.
About Susan Rov
Susan traded cocktails and lattes for words that move. As a copywriter on a mission to end boring, she brightens brands and makes an impact. Number 463 on the list of fiction readers left standing, you'll find Susan at sunrise—running, writing, and wondering how to change the world next. That drive led her to become a founding team member of BRIL.LA.