Love across the cubicle walls is pretty commonplace, but you may not want to hold out for your co-worker sweetheart to put a ring on it.
A just-in-time for Valentine’s Day survey from jobs website CareerBuilder finds that 39 percent of workers have dated a co-worker at least once over the course of their career.
Still, only 30 percent of those who had dated a co-worker said the romance led to marriage.
The online survey of more than 4,000 workers was conducted by Harris Interactive in November.
The survey also found that most co-workers had dated a peer, but three in 10 admitted to dating their boss or someone else above them in the hierarchy.
Most people were open about their office romance, but a substantial minority – 35 percent – said they’d kept their romance confidential.