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Ever Seen Some Weird Stuff Go Down at an Office Christmas Party?

The movie, “Office Christmas Party” comes to mind . . .

According to a new survey, 40% of people say they’ve seen some crazy stuff go down during a company holiday party . . . while 33% admit to doing something they’ve regretted at the party.

As to what the “craziness” is that people have witnessed at the annual year-end work event, people listed drama, “juicy revelations,” and or course drunken coworker hookups.

About that office gossip, though . . . the study also found that the average person finds out SEVEN personal things (AKA Secrets) about their coworkers during company Christmas/Holiday parties.

Oh, and one more thing . . . 35% admitted to being late for work the day after their company party — while 17% don’t show up the day after the office party at all.

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