Sherry Taylor

Q: A new study says that the average person will do this 816 times over the course of their working life?

A: Disagree with their boss

  1. The average person will work full time for 47 years.  That’s from approximately age 21 to 68.  And you’ll work around 230 days each of those years, or 10,810 total days.
  1. You’ll drink 22,578 cups of coffee, or about two a day.
  1. You’ll get into 439 arguments with coworkers and disagree with your boss 816 times.  That means you’ll think your boss is an idiot about 17 times per year.
  1. You’ll send and receive a total of 868,560 emails.
  1. You’ll be late 940 times.
  1. You’ll take 90 sick days.
  1. You’ll go through 180 notepads, 258 pens, and 314,660 printed pages.
  1. And you’ll spend almost three months gossiping about your coworkers.

(Daily Mail)

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