Workers in IT Come Out Head of a Questionnaire About Affairs in the Workplace - 0 views

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  #1 Harold Boatman on 05 Dec 11

   

  Broker of office space on flexible terms
  , http://officebroker.com have written a report stating Information Technology (IT) workers are most likely candidates to start an affair in the workplace, in the opinion of an up-to-date survey of 3k people that work in Information Technology (IT). The opinion poll showed that fifty five percent of people with Information Technology
  (IT) jobs have, in the past started a workplace relationship with a workmate, accompanied behind by advertising, marketing and PR workers who come in at fifty four percent and then telecoms workers at 53%. In the opinion of http://officebroker.com, graduate trainees along with scientists were, seemingly, the most doubtful to begin an affair in the workplace with an associate they worked with. Seventy four percent of people working in the sciences and eighty one percent of graduate trainees answered stating they have not instigated a workplace relationship with a team mate they worked with.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Broker of <a rel="nofollow" href="http:">office space on flexible terms</a> <br /> , <a href="http://officebroker.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://officebroker.com</a> have written a report stating Information Technology (IT) workers are most likely candidates to start an affair in the workplace, in the opinion of an up-to-date survey of 3k people that work in Information Technology (IT). The opinion poll showed that fifty five percent of people with <a rel="nofollow" href="http:">Information Technology</a> <br /> (IT) jobs have, in the past started a workplace relationship with a workmate, accompanied behind by advertising, marketing and PR workers who come in at fifty four percent and then telecoms workers at 53%. In the opinion of <a href="http://officebroker.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://officebroker.com</a>, graduate trainees along with scientists were, seemingly, the most doubtful to begin an affair in the workplace with an associate they worked with. Seventy four percent of people working in the sciences and eighty one percent of graduate trainees answered stating they have not instigated a workplace relationship with a team mate they worked with.</div>

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