A graduate of Penn State University, Dylan Sogor is an analyst at Prestige Services. In that role, Dylan Sogor supports the development and delivery of coffee brewers to corporate clients in Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Pennsylvania, and Vermont.
Coffee makers are a great asset to office spaces, given the wonderful benefits of drinking coffee at work. A few of the perks include:
-Increased productivity. Coffee contains caffeine, a psychoactive drug that improves brainpower. Caffeine blocks the brain’s receptors of adenosine, the compound that causes drowsiness. The result is increased mental alertness and higher work quality.
-Faster learning. Coffee improves people’s willpower and focus, traits that are essential for learning but have been shown to deplete throughout the day. Coffee also improves memory consolidation so people who consume more coffee can recognize words and phrases faster and remember things more clearly.
-Better collaboration at work. Multiple studies have shown that people who take coffee breaks are better equipped to communicate their feelings openly, and that makes it easier for them to seek resolutions for negative feelings. Other studies also show that drinking coffee improves positive contributions at meetings and helps employees deal with work-related stress.
