It doesn’t matter what you’re getting up to for your Christmas party, there’s always one colleague who takes it too far at the bar. They’ll also probably go home at about 9pm if you’re lucky that they stayed that long. They don’t speak much at dinner, they don’t get involved in the activities and they certainly aren’t getting up on the dancefloor. Sometimes it’s the office junior who’s 10 years younger than everyone else and sometimes it’s the oldest member of the team that’s been to every Christmas do since 1975 but there’s always one who quite clearly just doesn’t want to be there. They’re probably the boss’ favourite inside the office too but there’s always that one party guest that has decided they ARE the boss’ best friend and they’re going to make it known to the rest of the team.įrom making sure they’re sat next to them at dinner to being glued to their side on the dance floor, it’s not hard to spot the colleague who’s trying to get close to the boss! The One Who Obviously Doesn’t Want to Be There The organiser is someone you definitely want to be on good terms with because they’re in charge of how good your night is but you’re also not going to want to spend too much time with them because they usually spend the event stressed and ruining EVERY surprise that’s yet to come.
You’ll know exactly which member of the team is ‘the organiser’ because they’ve probably either been spamming you with emails or constantly chewing your ear off about this party for the last month or more. If you’ve been to a few office Christmas parties then you’re probably familiar with the stereotypical people you tend to find at them and today we’re going to be sharing with you the 5 most common kinds of people you’ll come across at the office festivities! The Organiser Office Christmas parties are either the best celebrations of all time or the worst evenings of your life and honestly, there’s really no in-between. Read our latest blog post to see if you are familiar with the 5 types of people at every office Christmas party!
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