"Workplace Taboos" is a new
CareerBuilder.com survey, conducted by Harris Interactive of more than
5,700 workers. The most common workplace taboos that workers admitted to
taking part in include:
-- Falling asleep at work (45 percent)
-- Kissing a co-worker (39 percent)
-- Consuming alcoholic beverages while on the job (21 percent)
-- Stealing from the office (22 percent)
-- Spreading a rumor about a co-worker (22 percent)
-- Snooping after hours (18 percent)
-- Lying about an academic background (4 percent)
-- Taking credit for someone else's work (2 percent)
CareerBuilder.com Survey Reveals How Many Workers Commit Office Taboos
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