
Rick Schwartz will never forget the manager he never had. He was working as an inside sales rep at a Fortune 10 company, and the newly hired district manager was invited to the office holiday party to get to know the team a few weeks before she started her job. “She had a bit too much to drink and about 90 minutes into the festivities, she decided to get up on the bar and dance for the crowd while removing her shirt,” Schwartz says. “We neither saw nor heard of her again.”
Unfortunately, embarrassing moments at office holiday parties are not uncommon. Four in 10 Americans report that they’ve either done something embarrassing at an office party or know someone who has, according to a new survey from Adecco Staffing. The most common behaviors to regret later involve…


