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January 7, 2014
Written By: Ryan Vet ryancvet
While there are countless stigmas surrounding conversations “around the water cooler,” one stereotype is consistent–the water cooler is a place where people talk.
Every office environment should have a “water cooler” of sorts. It should be a place where the team can get together, socialize and talk. It could be a break room or coffee or bar or cafeteria. Depending on the setting, a company can even strategically sculpt the environment to make the “water cooler” zone a place where innovation is born and inspiration is shared. The value of those hallways conversations and comments is wildly undervalued.
Thanks for stopping by my blog! A bit about me, I’m an entreprenuer, author and speaker. This gives me the opportunity to travel the globe. Plus, I get to host a TV series called Sip’d and I’m a Sommelier and wine enthusiast.
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