With our productive time spent in the office, clearly felt that we had more time spent in the office. At home, for 6-8 hours when we used to sleep. The remaining 2 hours were spent during a trip from home to the office (could be more). Just count how much time is left for the family, or to meet peers.

Do not be surprised if you fall in love with the work together. According to the study, 40 percent of people have personal relationships with coworkers. In fact, a relationship with the risk works together: to spread gossip, embarrassed when meeting in the meeting room, to threaten the reputation. But you can prevent bad things that happen if avoided talking like this:

1. “I hate my job.”

Actually you might just want to vent, trying to find support. But saying that, you can accidentally insulting a lover, but makes you look like someone who is always complaining. Like, no other topic is more interesting than talking about the enemy in the office.

2. “Can’t you say nice things about the boss wrote to me …?”

If you say this to take advantage of the proximity lover with your boss, you blur the line between personal and professional. You better keep your career and develop appropriate skills of your own struggle.

3. “I went out the same office friend.”

You may say to give the impression it is hard to obtain, and make the lover you wanted more. But you must know its limits, lest he feel just a waste of time with your close.

4. “Want to do coffee, after work?”

This question is okay to ask if your relationship is quite close to him. But, if you’re just in the stage to break the ice between you, better if you ask my friends the other? Look, if he wants to join?

5. “I could not put together with it ….”

Office is a favorite place for gossip. Do not take chances with bad-mouth other people, because that person may be known and close to your fair. Also, do not do that to lift your image. It can turn against you.

6. “I just broke up the same (to name co-workers or your ex’s name).”

Men do not like to compete with his colleagues. If you say this to give the impression that you are not involved with any man, one-one he had in fact resigned.

7. “Ah, you are too qualified for this job!”

Lift one’s ego is a good step, but do not hide it in the comments of praise about your career is stagnant, which may be misconstrued by him.

8. “I was like an open book!”

Open book can mean honesty. But if the “book” you’re opening between office colleagues, can-can someone else will come to read it. What if your relationship was known to them?