Last week, BusinessWeek columnist Liz Ryan stirred things up by publishing a column titled "The Truth About Sex At Work."
Sex at work, Ryan suggested, is a lot more common than most people think.
So instead of acting like a bunch of mortified Puritans about sex at work, Ryan continued, we should just acknowledge the reality and talk about it.
Well, we wanted to find out just how prevalent sex at work really is these days, as well as what folks think about it.
So we put together a sex-at-work survey.
Some of the results were quite startling.
And with about 2,500 responses, this was one of the most popular surveys we have ever done.
So, without further ado...
Almost everyone thinks we should be allowed to have sex with our colleagues.
Even more people think we should be allowed to have sex with colleagues we don't work directly with. (So some people, presumably, think that we should NOT be allowed to have sex with colleagues we work with.)
But there is a limit! Most people do not think managers should be allowed to have sex with their subordinates.
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