BlogPeople who are in a relationship are paid more than single women, and they are promoted to office sooner. They tend to catch the peaks: Approximately 70% of successful business founders have been married when making entrepreneurs. Also, 93% of the 1000 women leaders are married, compared to the country's average 64%.
Psychologists have noted the following effects of having healthy relationships at work:
commitment
The married men work roughly 400 hours more per year than singles who have the same form. Moreover, people spend more time working when their relationships are going well. According to the HBR (Harvard Business Review), the lack of home problems makes it a more positive energy source. Perhaps for the same reason, couple employees receive less days report than single.
Problem management
Women who stress stress at work receive greater support from their spouses. This support may come in different forms, but the overall effect seems positive. One of the studies concluded that family satisfaction serves as a resource that helps individuals manage workplace problems.
Attached theories suggest that when people feel secure in a relationship, they use their partner as a source to solve and explore problems. They feel secure to address their partners if needed, with the expectation that their partners are willing and supportive.
Careers and Pleasures of Life
In regular conversations about career and life, young people in a relationship resulted in a career and enjoyable life.
Some research came to the conclusion that romantic relationships help individuals to adapt to the real world.
Received by Monitor.al
