How many of you "check work at the door"?

I own my own business and don't like talking business once the day is over. To me it can ruin the relationship if you are constantly mad about how horrible your day at work is. Work sucks and thats just a fact. It's okay to talk about how your day was and completely expected but I hate people who cry all day while they are home about work. It only ruins your free time

I try not to, but working from home it's hard to separate your work space from your home space.

Always! I try to separate it as much as possible. I'm friendly to my coworkers and boss, but I will not perform work or mingle with coworkers if I'm off the clock. If I'm not getting paid to do it, it ain't happening.

I work from home.

A LOT of my work is at home and since I do a lot of preparing and sending out of my orders from home, my partner is usually involved in my work. He often is there while I'm actually working (nail design). It's not a really high stress job usually so it doesn't affect us negatively. I keep my work load from home at a minimum when I can, but he's also involved in my school work. That's just because he enjoys hearing about it, discussing things I'm learning at the moment and is enthusiastic about my writing. That's really nice that he's so supportive It's also nice to have someone who enjoys reading the work I write and giving feedback. It works out well for us.

My job is almost constantly somehwere in my mind. I work in an industry that is emergency-prone and I manage a department so my phone can ring at any time, I get my work email on my phone, and work pretty much no matter when or what is going on. But I love what I do so I don't mind, and besides it sometimes being a little crazy or high pressure, I very rarely complain about any of it.

Because I was in Private Practice for years and now I have to contact patients from my home and do my charts and reports from home, I always have work at home. My assignments come to my phone at all hours of the day or night, so I'm always kind of at work.

I am on call for my job, so I am checking E-mail's, getting called a good bit....nature of the beast...I enjoy it, so it does not bother me too much...

I do web and smartphone app development. Most of the time I don't deal with work issues at home but sometimes it's easier to research various issues/solutions or new technologies at home where I won't be interrupted.

I can't really do that. I work at home, and it's always on my mind. I can't even take a shower without thinking about writing.

I don't really "check work at the door." I'm pretty much always working in my head.

My work stays at work. I prefer it that way.

I always try to leave work at work, unless I have a big test going on. Then I am always worried about leaving the test on, and something going wrong overnight.