I work mostly from home and have a lot of online interaction with other international and remote workers. Aibu to expect them to respect the fact that they are ‘virtually’ in my own home and should therefore mind their manners? Especially when there are children in the house? I have an office in my home and I can shut the door - headphones are the obvious answer as far as the children are concerned, but do I really have to put up with unhinged language and behaviour?
Do others experience this as well?
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AIBU to expect civilised behaviour from my remote work colleagues?
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Toolonguntilthenextholiday · 27/02/2019 18:43
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