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Q: 6 in 10 Americans consider this one of the biggest myths in office life?
Posted on by Paul McDaniel

A: the one hour lunch break

The lunch hour has been shrinking in recent years. A recent survey shows 70% Americans either work straight through lunch or spend a mere five to ten minutes wolfing down their food. Six in ten of Americans consider the one-hour lunch to be the biggest myth in office life.

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