"When couples spend more time together than usual, they learn a lot about each other. With the coronavirus outbreak making us stay at home, some of us are now working from home. And if you're spending all day with your partner, they're going to see what you're like when you're at work. That, our dear Pandas, can bring out a whole different side to you that might just shock your loved one."
"InStyle Magazine deputy editor Laura Norkin created an immensely popular Twitter thread when she shared how she learned what her partner's like when they're in "full work mode." This inspired others to share their own shocking discoveries about their partners' professional personas. Scroll down, upvote your fave Twitter posts, and remember to share what you've learned about your partner if you're both working from home! More info: Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn"
Couples who spend more time together learn more about each other's habits and behaviors. Coronavirus stay-at-home measures have increased the number of people working from home, exposing partners to daily work routines. Observing a partner during work hours can reveal different professional personas, unexpected behaviors, and surprising quirks that may shock a loved one. Accounts shared on social media include examples of partners entering distinct "full work mode" states and revealing previously unseen habits. Viewers are encouraged to engage with those shared experiences, upvote notable posts, and contribute their own observations about partners working from home.
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