Steve and Ted discuss workplace romances and the impact they have on their companies. 
The discussion is centered on a Miami Herald article by Fred Gonzalez in which he references a survey (conducted by Glamour magazine and Lawyers.com, no less) that reveals that 41 percent of employed Americans ages 25-40 admit to having an office romance.
Is it difficult to separate work from personal time? Can office romances lead to poor production for companies?
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It could lead to some distractions. But what is the average employee (or even boss) to do? We spend forever hours in the office?
I think that not having anyone at all could lead to worse. As most of us do work well when we have that special someone in our lives Not to mention the firm will have a bunch of really well groomed guys and gals.
As usual, there is balance. The ups and downs of the romance thing. It would have to be up to the head honchos to see what works for them.
I would assume that the older the cast in the romance play, the more you will see discretion.
Kayla Kaufman
It could lead to some distractions. But what is the average employee (or even boss) to do? We spend forever hours in the office?
I think that not having anyone at all could lead to worse. As most of us do work well when we have that special someone in our lives Not to mention the firm will have a bunch of really well groomed guys and gals.
As usual, there is balance. The ups and downs of the romance thing. It would have to be up to the head honchos to see what works for them.
I would assume that the older the cast in the romance play, the more you will see discretion.
Kayla Kaufman
It could lead to some distractions. But what is the average employee (or even boss) to do? We spend forever hours in the office?
I think that not having anyone at all could lead to worse. As most of us do work well when we have that special someone in our lives Not to mention the firm will have a bunch of really well groomed guys and gals.
As usual, there is balance. The ups and downs of the romance thing. It would have to be up to the head honchos to see what works for them.
I would assume that the older the cast in the romance play, the more you will see discretion.
Kayla Kaufman
I have done the romance in the workplace thing, and I would NEVER do it again.
I wouldn’t recommend it, as I became sidetracked from my work and more concerned about what he was doing.
BTW,I cant stand him anymore