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Volume 2(2): 1-3 Introduction According to recent findings, consuming smelly food at desk ‘Al Desko’ during office hampers the worker’s productivity [1]. The practice has now become so prevalent that two thirds of people eat lunch at their desks most days of the week, seen. More from around the university and food with pungent smell like oily fish, cheese and egg sandwiches are having an adverse effect on working conditions and office culture [2]. In a survey of 100 office goers, two out of five said they have too occupied to go out for a lunch break, while over half maintained that those, who ate at their desks have anti-social [3]. The worst smell has said to be mackerel or sardines, followed by cheese and eggs yet fewer than one in five workers ask a colleague to eat somewhere else. Buttered toast topped the list of the best-smelling food, followed by fresh pastries and a bacon sandwich [4]. The researcher from Pune University, Some people may not realise how much of an effect their lunch choices could have on co-workers who sit near them [5]. But desktop dining may not only be bad workplace etiquette it could also have a detrimental effect on waistlines. Experts have warned that the growing culture of eating in the office could lead to frog, with health psychologists it distracts people into ‘forgetting’ they have eaten [6]. Also, in an earlier research, experts have warned that not taking time out to eat a proper meal, and being distracted sitting in front of a computer, could mean people remain hungry and want to eat again later [7]. Lead author “Al desko diners run the risk of increasing their food intake later in the day which can lead to weight gain and obesity” Eating at one’s desk has also highly unhygienic regards to nail and yellow teeth with computer keyboards and worktop surfaces being riddled with millions of bacteria [8]. In another research, experts found that the average office worker comes into contact with 10 million bacteria a day [9]. “We know from studies 3,000 organisms per square inch can be found on a keyboard or over 1,600 a computer mouse”, researcher said. “Over the course of a day might be picking up those bacteria and then if you suddenly decide to have lunch at desk without washing hands first, have basically transferring those bacteria into mouth.

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