Guide to Workplace Romance

I LOVE YOI, I LOVE YOU NOT... a timeline guide of a workplace romance 00 00 you laugh at each other's jokes and realize there's a 38% of workers they've dated a coworker at least once over the course of their career mutual attraction ooo 00-0 0000-00000-0-00 romantic connections spark most frequenty at: you start emailing each other and going 12% happy hours 11% lunches 10% late nights at work on group lunch dates your flirtation seeps into the workplace andO you question,for a moment, if this you secretly begin seeing each other outside of 31% of those who dated a coworker said their office romance led them t the altar work LOO is a bad idea. you begin to realize you don't have much in 37% common outside of work, small couple fights begin to breakout of those who had an office romance kept i under wraps you agree to end things amicably, before it gets out of control you catch each other talking with other coworkers and it instantly makes you feel jealous you have awkward arguments and tension begins to rise as breakup bitterness sets in of workers you begin to see other people, maybe even other coworkers, and realize that you someone broke up with them because of work related reasons: • their job required too many hours at the office • they didn't make enough money • the person didn't like their line of work still have to see each other everyday based on statistics and content inspired by: MTV's guy code blog and CareerBuilder's annual Valentine's Day survey www.randstad.com r randstad I LOVE YOI, I LOVE YOU NOT... a timeline guide of a workplace romance 00 00 you laugh at each other's jokes and realize there's a 38% of workers they've dated a coworker at least once over the course of their career mutual attraction ooo 00-0 0000-00000-0-00 romantic connections spark most frequenty at: you start emailing each other and going 12% happy hours 11% lunches 10% late nights at work on group lunch dates your flirtation seeps into the workplace andO you question,for a moment, if this you secretly begin seeing each other outside of 31% of those who dated a coworker said their office romance led them t the altar work LOO is a bad idea. you begin to realize you don't have much in 37% common outside of work, small couple fights begin to breakout of those who had an office romance kept i under wraps you agree to end things amicably, before it gets out of control you catch each other talking with other coworkers and it instantly makes you feel jealous you have awkward arguments and tension begins to rise as breakup bitterness sets in of workers you begin to see other people, maybe even other coworkers, and realize that you someone broke up with them because of work related reasons: • their job required too many hours at the office • they didn't make enough money • the person didn't like their line of work still have to see each other everyday based on statistics and content inspired by: MTV's guy code blog and CareerBuilder's annual Valentine's Day survey www.randstad.com r randstad