No.

It's important for couples to have different paths in life in order to both have a sense of feeling "hole" (independent) and share their experiences with one another. Unless they are in different fields and have equal time apart as they do together then it is unwise to work in the same atmosphere within the same career.

Some couples work well in this situation but only for a time.

For instance some couples work well together in a highly stressful environment if they are both contributing time to the same extravagant goals and gaining self confidence about themselves and intimacy about their partner.

PERHAPS a good example of this is the marriage between Duane Chapman and his wife who both work as bounty hunters and do investigations together.

Incidentally and oddly enough both have twitter accounts, and both tweet often.

That example might be a little over the top for some people. Take it for what it is.

As time goes by however and each partner adjusts to these stresses in their own way, the level of intimacy and chemistry between each partner will start to become less intriguing for one or the other.

PN:

I think it has greatly to do with what kind of stresses and goals you have inside your working environment.

Try and remember to be compassionate about your partners image and how they might want to portray themselves to their other colleagues.

Kind Regards,
@XDS