A survey has revealed HR professionals aren’t as demure as many might think, with 72% admitting to certain questionable behaviour
Contrary to what many might believe, HR professionals are among the most badly-behaved departments when it comes to Christmas parties.
That’s the conclusion one UK-based lingerie shop has reached after asking 2,000 working adults about their annual antics at the office bash.
A staggering 72% of HR professionals surveyed said they had embarrassed themselves at the staff do by kissing a co-worker, having sex with a colleague, or by getting incredibly drunk.
HR takes the title as third naughtiest industry, missing out by a minimal margin – IT took the top spot with 76% of professionals admitting to one of the three digressions with legal following in second with 74%.
Health and education workers were significantly more composed, with 52% of health workers admitting they’d indulged in the aforementioned bad behaviour while just 45% of teachers said the same.
The study also revealed some other interesting figures:
“You spend so much time with your colleagues at work that it’s easy to fall for them,” they said.
“Don’t be shy, have a cheeky snog and get away with it.”
We’re not entirely sure this is solid advice to trust if HR professionals want to come out of the Christmas party unscathed…
That’s the conclusion one UK-based lingerie shop has reached after asking 2,000 working adults about their annual antics at the office bash.
A staggering 72% of HR professionals surveyed said they had embarrassed themselves at the staff do by kissing a co-worker, having sex with a colleague, or by getting incredibly drunk.
HR takes the title as third naughtiest industry, missing out by a minimal margin – IT took the top spot with 76% of professionals admitting to one of the three digressions with legal following in second with 74%.
Health and education workers were significantly more composed, with 52% of health workers admitting they’d indulged in the aforementioned bad behaviour while just 45% of teachers said the same.
The study also revealed some other interesting figures:
- 39% of employees admit to having sex with a colleague at the Christmas do
- 50% of workers say they’ve kissed a co-worker at the annual party
- 20% of employees said they’d gotten embarrassingly drunk at the party
“You spend so much time with your colleagues at work that it’s easy to fall for them,” they said.
“Don’t be shy, have a cheeky snog and get away with it.”
We’re not entirely sure this is solid advice to trust if HR professionals want to come out of the Christmas party unscathed…
