About
I’m a UKRI/ESRC-funded PhD student at Southampton Business School, exploring how long work hours shape everyday life in East Asia. I ask why we work the way we do and what it costs at home. Through qualitative research, I try to uncover how work hours spill over into family relationships across generations.
Beyond academia, I seek to connect scholarship with practice, informing organisational policies and everyday working lives. I value impact as much as insight, and I strive to translate findings into practical tools and informed decisions that improve work and family life.