a naked break-dancing civil servant might jump out of the cabinet mid-way through<\/a>, making the whole escapade less private but potentially more exciting, if you like that sort of thing.<\/p>\n4. The editing suite. Apparently this is the preferred place for trysting TV types, being warm, dark and well-covered with CCTV cameras.<\/p>\n
5. On the rooftop or a balcony. Outside, no one can hear you scream. On the other hand, unless you work in the tallest building in the vicinity, plenty of people can see what you’re getting up to.<\/p>\n
6. A sofa. Several people questioned in an informal Snakes & Ladders poll of people we thought might be quite naughty admitted bouncing on their boss’s furniture after hours. One person suggested choosing leather over fabric where possible.<\/p>\n
7. Somewhere there’s food. Depending on where you work, this could be the canteen (mmm, gravy); the staffroom (particularly useful if you are dating a colleague although not recommended if you are also married to one); or the office tea-trolley. Really.<\/p>\n
8. A disabled lavatory. More room than the average cubicle but still smells like a toilet.<\/p>\n
9. The nurse’s room. A lock, an examination table and even some wet wipes.<\/p>\n
10. In the middle of an open-plan office. Go on. Be a devil. But do plan ahead; you’ll need to think of something good to tell the recruitment agent the next morning when she wants to know why you left your last job.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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