Tuesday, February 26, 2013

The risks (and rewards) of having a 'work spouse'

http://management.fortune.cnn.com/2013/02/14/work-spouses/?iid=F_F500M

If you've got a work "wife" or "husband," here's how to keep the relationship professional, productive, and drama free.

FORTUNE -- When David Kurtz was browsing for engagement rings for his now-wife Rebecca, he sought advice from his "work wife" Christine, texting her photos and consulting her on styles until he found the perfect art deco number. He and Christine shared an office at a tech startup, putting in 14-hour days and working closely with each other. Christine helped Kurtz every step of the way in his courtship of Rebecca, from screening online dating profiles to editing his emails and suggesting outfits.
"I clearly remember her getting me dressed for my first dates with my wife," says Kurtz, a Los Angeles-based entrepreneur. "When she came to my wedding, I had to thank her in front of everybody, 'Christine helped me not screw this one up.' "
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