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<p style="text-align:left;">What do you do? Do you feel jealous and force her to leave work or accept a fait accompli and wish her good luck and <em><strong>Execute her Commands</strong></em> at work?</p> <p style="text-align:left;"> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p>
wish her a good luck and urge her to work and progress provided that this does not affect the success of our home
I would continue to work in the same spirit.
We should be able to understand professional life and personal life as two different things. If you are a true professional you would love doing your job and be successful in both your work and family.
First of all you need to understand that you and your wife had the same opportunity to become director general. If she got a promotion you should understand that she has qualities and talent that overcome you to get a promotion.
But once you do your work be professional and fulfill the requirements and at your family both of you should be able to understand your duties and respect to each other to have a good life.
It's very interesting to hear a honest answer from gentlemen here :) But I think it could only be answered by someone who ever met this condition.
I will continue my work in same spirit.
Wish her good luck and execute her commands. Personal and professional lives shouldn't be mixed together.
I will actually work normally like nothing happened. It is very important to separate professional life from personal life.
Obviously execute her commands. That's what we are there for.
wish her Good luck and encourage her. if he is really a good person he will be happy with his wife's success and he will never feel jealous..
usually it creates bitterness in relationship if you start competing with your spouse; so be a source of strength for each other and do celebrate successes together.
