Tasting your mug at the office is no longer a guilty pleasure.

Coffee is the beverage of professionals. There’s rarely one profession in which this energizing beverage is prohibited, and many employers even have coffee vending services within their offices. For decades, there has been a subtle fight about which professionals drink more brew on a daily basis, what profession truly drinks the most? It’s time to know if yours is on this caffeinated list!

Scientists and Investigators

Brains and discoveries require caffeine. They are the top-ranked coffee consumers in the workforce. In fact, they consume up to 3 cups of coffee per day! That means that their intake of caffeine is off the charts! Most of their coffee is jet black and overly sweet. This can be for a variety of reasons, but the top of them might be the function of coffee as a neurostimulator.

As you surely know, the brain needs a lot of sugar to function. The components in a sweet cup of coffee are full of this, and they help enhance the speed of the neurological connection. Coffee is also part of the social norm on labs: their late hours and long days in office require something to boost them up. Hence, the constant brewing!

Marketing Specialists

Believe it or not, marketing is extremely stressing. It’s, in fact, one of the most complicated jobs in the field right now. With the growth of social media, the variable nature of the users of social media, and the sheer number of data are enough to drive anyone crazy. But they pair up their work with a good cup of coffee and making it all great! Marketing professionals (community managers, social media strategists, bloggers, graphic designers, to name a few) are more likely to stay up late in front of a computer or a smartphone.

They need the caffeine to stay fueled and to open up their brain to creative endeavors that brands and clients love. Do you remember that publicity you loved? Or that commercial that blew your mind? Well, there’s a good amount of coffee behind that! And many sleepless nights from the professionals in charge of doing it! They are often the ones that also work out product labels and the like, so if any product catches your eye from the aisle, coffee is surely behind its design.

Professors/Educational personnel

Teaching new generations the things they must know to succeed is not easy. Administrative personnel, teachers, professors and education professionals are more than likely to have a good cup of coffee by their side when they're working. And by working, I mean correcting tests, creating lesson plans or simply preparing themselves for the challenge of education. They are often seen sipping from a cup of steaming coffee.

However, they are more likely to add cream or milk to their coffee, making the caffeine levels less significative. This doesn’t mean that they don’t enjoy a jet black coffee on late nights. When it comes to administrative tasks, they also pair up and meet up with their coworkers to mingle around a cup of coffee. For them it’s also a social beverage, meaning that there’s a good chance they take breaks to sip their brews just for the sake of chatting.

Writers

Creativity and proper words don’t come easy. I say it with the right of being a writer gives me! In fact, in almost any writer's’ desk or work area you can find the imprint of a coffee cup bottom rim on the surface. Probably some dots of the occasional drop in one or two sheets of paper lying around. Why? Because for long hours of writing, coffee and other caffeinated beverages are there, being faithful companions to the brain of writers.

And this is not even new! Great poets, novelists, and storytellers from other eras used and abused coffee as their fuel. There are countless quotes over coffee in literature, and for a good reason. Caffeine is the mother of many ideas and the base for several incredible tales of wonder. And while tea fights it on the battlefield of creativity, coffee springs out victoriously as the fuel of literate minds!

Doctors/Health professionals

The health benefits of coffee are countless. You can find its incredible properties in many articles on this blog, but health professionals take a step further. Doctors, nurses and health professionals, in general, use coffee as their daily fuel. From college on, they acquire the habit of drinking coffee, and it’s imprinted on their routines. After long hours of late night study, strenuous sessions of reading and learning complex terminology, you can see how coffee might be of help. Doctors are especially prone to being coffee lovers, particularly when they study in groups.

Long hours on call also have that effect on them: doctors, nurses and all the health professionals love to jump in with a little bit of caffeine in their system. They also know the benefits of drinking and the counters of over drinking coffee, but they are careful most of the time. In recent times, doctors have become more lenient when it comes to allowing their patients to drink up a bit of freshly brewed coffee, as they know that it’s not as dangerous as it was painted in the past.

What’s your profession and your daily consumption of coffee? Make sure to share it with us in the comments or through our social media profiles. We want to know how you experience coffee in the world, and remember that Coffland Corp offers you unique and special combinations for you to create your private brand. Make sure to check out the publications to know more about our services as professional roasters!