When you travel for business with a co-worker, do you normally share a hotel room?

No we all get our own rooms. Was this planned in advanced or are there just no rooms left?

 

Pics of said male...

 

and don't share a "ride ride"....

 

The recruiter that i normally would travel with is female. So yes diff rooms. She puts her room on her Corporate Amex, and my room goes on mine.

 

with you two guys sharing rooms...i bet you are looking for some input

 

hell no I would never share a room on business

I many times get the best room in the entire hotel, often with multiple bedrooms, and I wouldn't even share that

 

Proof????

 

Hell no I would never do that. Thats ridiculous.

 

No, never share rooms.

 

I've never shared a room and I have never been asked to share a room either. I would think it would be pretty weird to share a room with a co-worker.

 

It's not so weird after you down a box of Franzia. After that, it all feels oh so right.

 

I think the question is do YOU want to share a room with your coworker? It sure sounds like it.

 

At my company we share rooms for all offsites, and I thought it was the weirdest thing when I started working here last year. When I first started I had to go to Seattle for 2 weeks of training, and I shared a room with a guy from Germany. I was really nervous about it initially, but it turned out fine.

 

was there any indabutt?

 

Come on, we had a great time! I let you try on my Lederhosen!



As to fadeaway's question, if they want to make you share rooms, it better be a startup that turns out to be the next Facebook, otherwise I would recommend to change jobs...

Starwood Platinum? Intercontinental Royal Ambassador? Hyatt Diamond?

Because Hilton Diamond sure doesn't do that...

 

THIS thread has potential.

 

I'd say no, don't share a room. Unless of course your coworker is like a bro to you, but even then, this isnt college where you share a room to save money and have bro stories of when that one time you brought that one chick back and you guys saw France that night (Eiffel tower).

Seriously though, NO on sharing room for business.

 

Separate rooms, always.

The only exception I've encountered is when a small company is gathering all employees together for an annual retreat. To save money, since everyone is going, we will share rooms. Even then, retreats are often at lodges that either have house/cabins to rent or rooms designed for families.