The rise of the home husband
Changes in the structure of work make it more likely wives will go to the office and men will work from their abode.
In Costa Mesa, a city in California’s wealthy, beachy Orange County, she is working her way up to becoming a partner in the local office of a major law firm; he is an executive at a tech start-up based in the Bay Area, more than 650km away.
In Cambridge, Massachusetts, he is writing code from their apartment just off-campus, while she attends her classes at Harvard Law School. She is an obstetrician, he works remotely for a tech company; she is an academic at an Ivy League university, he works for a crypto company.
The Economist
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