1Cademy - Paying Attention to the Number of Other Individuals in the Home

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Paying Attention to the Number of Other Individuals in the Home

Living alone/Living with less people makes it easier to establish boundaries, benefiting remote workers with segmentation preferences.
An integrating supply, such as sharing both a workplace and a home with the same people, can be taxing to the remote workers who prefer segmentation.
Family members and roommates can increase noise in the home, interrupt workers with nonwork matters while they are working, and be a consistent reminder that the worker is at home rather than at the workplace.
The more household members who share the home with the worker, the more challenging it can be for workers who prefer segmentation to negotiate a firm work-nonwork boundary that meets their own needs.

Updated 2022-08-23

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