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July 04, 2009
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For some, office holiday parties can be boring. For others, perhaps they're fun. But according to the California-based Creative Group, office parties are only one foolish step away from getting completely out of hand for the free spirits in the advertising and marketing industries. Creative Group, a temporary employment firm focused on the advertising, marketing and creative fields, recently surveyed industry executives about the most off-the-wall holiday party antics they had witnessed. "Someone ate 100 fish sticks to win a prize," said one respondent.
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