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This Office Has a Bar -- But Staff Don't Go There Just to Drink

Casual collaboration spots boost office creativity.
Source: Adam Friedberg

It’s 10 a.m. on a Wednesday at , one of the world’s largest producers of spirits (and owner of brands such as Johnnie Walker, Captain Morgan, Guinness and Smirnoff). Dozens of its 150 Manhattan-based employees are clustered around the office bar, adjacent to the entrance.) Instead, by day, the bar becomes a casual meeting point.

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