If you have ever gone to work hungover or still buzzed from the night before, you are not alone. Recently, 250 businesses and 1,000 employees were asked to reveal their drinking habits for the Norwich Union Healthcare study. It was found that one out of every three people has shown up for work with a hangover, while over one out of 10 has actually attempted to work while still drunk.

Eighty-five percent of those who admitted to committing a WUI (working under the influence) or showing up with a nasty hangover said that their mood and/or performance was affected. Many said that they were less productive, had a hard time concentrating, did as little work as possible before clocking out for the day, and were extremely tired. Others claimed that drinking on the job actually helped with their performance, such as those who have media-related jobs or those that are creative.

Next time you have one too many rounds the night before, remember to lock it up and just try to make it to work. While you might spend half your time in the bathroom and get sent home for being sick, you have an equal chance of landing a big deal that day. Just don't brag to your co-workers about your crazy night or forget to pick that condom wrapper off of your arm.