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Coffee Badging, a growing trend among millennials in offices, involves employees briefly showing up at the workplace, grabbing coffee, socializing, and then leaving

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53
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Coffee badging is the latest work trend, millennials using it to dodge work-from-office

Have you ever heard of Coffee Badging? It's a new trend in offices, especially among millennials. But what exactly is it, and why are people talking about it?

Coffee badging is a trend in which employees come to the office, punch in, get a coffee, chat with friends, and then leave. It's like a quick visit to the office just to say they were there.

A study by Owl Labs found that about 58% of people are into coffee badging. Surprisingly, 8% of those asked haven't tried it yet but want to. The study also revealed that only 34% of the people like spending the whole day in the office.

But why are people taking to coffee badging? It turns out, it's like a quiet way of saying, "I'm not happy with work from office."

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