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WSJ Says High-End Coffee Service Movement Prompts Privileged Employees To Bicker

NEW YORK CITY -- An article in The Wall Street Journal headlined "11 Scoops or 12? Coffee Wars Come to the Office" cites how the movement that more offices have barista-quality coffee onsite is fueling more grumbling among entitled office workers. "What some managers thought would help keep workers at their desks instead of going out for coffee, has actually led to employees wasting time bickering or waging campaigns for their preferred brews," the newspaper observed in the Oct. 9 WSJ article. Click her...

October 30, 2018

NEW YORK CITY -- An article in The Wall Street Journal headlined "11 Scoops or 12? Coffee Wars Come to the Office" cites how the movement that more offices have barista-quality coffee onsite is fueling more grumbling among entitled office workers.
 
"What some managers thought would help keep workers at their desks instead of going out for coffee, has actually led to employees wasting time bickering or waging campaigns for their preferred brews," the newspaper observed in the Oct. 9 WSJ article.

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