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That special someone could be closer than you think. Just under 40-percent of those taking part in a new CareerBuilder.com poll say they've dated a person with whom they work, and for 32-percent, that relationship led to marriage. Eight-percent of those surveyed admit there's someone on the job they'd like to date, but men are nearly three-times more likely to fancy a co-worker than women. Some of those involved in office romances in the past year weren't dating a colleague but someone holding a superior position in the company. Women are more likely than men to get involved with someone higher up. Thirty-percent of the ladies have dated someone ranked above them, along with 19-percent of men. For 12-percent, the relationship sparked when they ran into each other outside the office.
While some companies have policies discouraging personal relationships among employees, two-thirds of the those dating someone at work say they aren't hiding their romance.
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