Few things bind people together like
coffee in the
workplace.
Coffee provides a needed diversion, and a welcome opportunity for some
informal banter with ones
workmates.
This tasty hot beverage can be endlessly customized, to suit individual tastes, yet still remains a constant, a binding force, bringing a group of people closer.
Some employers might begrudge the time spent away from productive work, indulging in this caffeinated beverage. Don't! This time is possibly more productive than other non-caffeinated time. Deals may be forged, problems may be resolved, ideas may be formed, shaped and improved.
Even drinking coffee alone can be useful - it's during these breaks from coding a tricky algorithm or installing Linux that inspiration can strike and the day can be saved.
Coffee drinking can also be good for your spine, neck, eyes and wrists - coffee breaks are exactly what the doctor ordered after a strenuous stint in front of the computer screen.