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IF YOU CAN’T START your work day without a cup of coffee, you’re not alone.
Out of the 4,700 US workers who were included in a survey conducted by CareerBuilder and Dunkin’ Donuts, 60 per cent of them said they drink at least two cups of coffee daily – and nearly half admitted that their productivity would be affected without their daily java.
The results showed that scientists and lab technicians are the heaviest coffee drinkers, followed by marketing and public relations professionals, education administrators, editors and writers.
The survey also showed that workers in different industries prefer their coffee prepared differently. Those in law — judges and attorneys — like it black and bitter; those in hospitality like theirs with cream and sugar; editors and writers prefer a little flavor with their daily intake.
The survey also said that those in the Northeast needed more coffee than workers living in other areas.
Japanese coffee-lover and blogger Ryoko Iwata created the infographic below based on the survey’s findings:
(Image: Ryoko Iwata)
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Love these kind of articles, keep it up!
The floozie should be put back on O’Connell street
It would be somewhere for the junkies to rinse their syringes…
What happened to the Time in the Slime? Who remembers that one..
I had never seen the “Jokers Chair” it the Stardust memorial. Really nice touches :)
Great to see these highlighted and there in Dublin,s fair city.Have seen most of them but the one in Fr. Collin,s park is a new one to me
Nice article
Be good if they scrapped sean russell and put something worthwhile in its place.
They should’ve ran live insulated wire throughout the statue and if some one tries to decapitate it again, they ll get a nasty shock.
Quite right. It’s important we celebrate nazi collaboration and ignoble deaths on uboats. Well done you.
What? Am I going mad or was there an article on here about coffee this morning that’s disappeared??
I knew I shouldn’t have drank that paint thinner last night
Worked quite near to blessington street for four years and still pass it regularly and never knew that basin was there
That Paul o Connell statue,that isn’t a Paul o Connell statue, could be a statue of Paul o Connell.
The Anna Livia would look great in the river itself. Maybe a bigger version. The Spike is just so bland and meaningless.
Great article, well researched, thanks for your hard work
Thanks for those. Must get round to seeing these. There’s a memorial to the Stardust in Beaumont Hospital.
The link to the Council List isn’t working on my phone. Any chance of putting up a Google map pic of the location for number 7? Thanks.
Blessington Street Basin is one of my favourite places in the city. Lovely area, so peaceful and quiet, a hidden gem that I frequent when I’m home.
You forgot Jedediah Springfield
OK, so where are you hiding the sunstone…
Quite right Paul (and Mary)… Updated now, with that info! Thanks for pointing it out. Daragh.
Wouldn’t go near the peace garden at Christchurch without back up and a powerhose, scobie central.
Like these articles tho, keep em up!
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