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One of the ways we can overcome this is by creating intentional moments in our meetings for the water cooler effect.
And she uses the expression the water cooler effect, which comes from the United States, where office workers sometimes meet at the water fountain to chat.
the office, maybe they'll go on down to the water cooler for some juicy gossip.
Maybe they'll go on down to the water cooler for some juicy gossip.
water cooler where the employees could get a drink of water a hole punch to make holes and sheets of paper and
a water cooler where the employees could get a drink of water;
for the water cooler after you get the job. I'm gonna tell you the wrong way to
Save your personal interests for the water cooler after you get the job.
We talk about it at the water cooler.
We talk about it at the water cooler.
"I've noticed that you've been spending a lot of time by the water cooler," or "I've noticed that you aren't always reaching your deadlines." It's a nice way of saying, "I've been observing you,
a lot of time by the water cooler
Excuse me, where's your water cooler?
Excuse me, where's your water cooler?
The water cooler is empty.
The water cooler is empty.
That's why the water cooler at work has become iconic, you know, or it could be the coffee machine at work.
That's why the water cooler at work has become iconic, or it could be the coffee machine at work, but