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Comparing age groups, a greater number of younger workers indicate they need coffee for energy and motivation, as 62% of workers ages 18 to 24 say they are less productive without coffee and 58% ages 25 to 34 say the same.While 55% of workers claim to drink at least one cup of coffee each workday, the Northeast holds the heaviest coffee drinkers, with 64% of workers drinking at least one cup per day, compared with the South (54%) and the Midwest and West (51%).Coffee dependence seems to vary among genders, as well. Nearly half of female respondents (47%) claim they are less productive without it, compared with 40% of men.The survey was conducted online by Harris Interactive on behalf of CareerBuilder among 4,152 U.S. workers (employed full time, not self-employed) ages 18 and over between August 13 and September 6, 2012.
Comparing age groups, a greater number of younger workers indicate they need coffee for energy and motivation, as 62% of workers ages 18 to 24 say they are less productive without coffee and 58% ages 25 to 34 say the same.
While 55% of workers claim to drink at least one cup of coffee each workday, the Northeast holds the heaviest coffee drinkers, with 64% of workers drinking at least one cup per day, compared with the South (54%) and the Midwest and West (51%).
Coffee dependence seems to vary among genders, as well. Nearly half of female respondents (47%) claim they are less productive without it, compared with 40% of men.
The survey was conducted online by Harris Interactive on behalf of CareerBuilder among 4,152 U.S. workers (employed full time, not self-employed) ages 18 and over between August 13 and September 6, 2012.
Kristen Heinzingereditors@plansponsor.com