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Manufacturing is a tiny bit more dangerous than typing on a keyboard.
by serg_chernata 9y ago
Manufacturing is a tiny bit more dangerous than typing on a keyboard.
- jaclaz 9y agoBanks (where people type on keyboards most of the time) are also AFAIK alcohol-free. And so are Lawyers firms, accountants, and more or less every kind of work involving mostly typing, exception made for some start-ups, possibly limited to the US. A glass of wine or beer at lunch may of course be OK, but surely not drinking in the office or happy hours.
- Falling3 9y agoWhat's the distinction you're drawing between having a drink at lunch and having an office happy hour? The latter certainly seems preferable if we're forced to choose since the workday is essentially over at that point.
- user5994461 9y agohappy hour = unlimited free alcohol for everyone
- derekp7 9y agoThe other exception is advertising firms.
- munificent 9y ago> And so are Lawyers firms https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-martini_lunch https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-martini_lunch
- plandis 9y agoI'd rather drink after I'm done with work at a happy hour than drink during lunch and have to work the rest of day. From a job performance perspective the happy hour seems better anyways.
- santaclaus 9y ago> Banks (where people type on keyboards most of the time) are also AFAIK alcohol-free. As in, the places you drive up to deposit checks? I have friends who in finance (for banks) and there is a very strong drinking culture at work.
- Noted 9y agoI know several law firms which have happy hours in the office.