Office water cooler

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No matter where you work, there's a particular set of "rules" that every employee should follow while on the clock -- and even when you're representing your company outside of its location. Here are 10 business etiquette tips.

We've all heard the phrase "water cooler gossip". We've seen the TV shows or movies where office workers gather around the water cooler and exchange clandestine information. What are they talking about? Are they gossiping about where their shadows went? Or the fact that they are floating in endless, ethereal white space? For marine mammal trainers, there is no water cooler. Well, perhaps your training office has one, but even still it's not nearly as secret a place to chat as.... ....THE…

Plastic pieces that are located inside a water cooler are often the culprits, causing the water to have a plastic taste.

Thousands of people in Spain were recently sickened with a virus spreading from an unlikely source: bottled water.

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From chin-stroking modern psychologists to Herman Melville, help is at hand in the battle to survive office politics