How can you stop people from leaving their dirty coffee mugs in the office sink? Behavioral economist Dan Ariely has the answer.
People in my office drink a lot of coffee, which means a lot of mugs pile up in the sink.
What happens is that one person leaves a dirty mug, and the next person to use the kitchen doesn’t want to clean that mug along with their own, so they leave theirs in the sink as well. Soon the sink is overflowing with these dirty dishes, and no one wants to take the time to wash all of them.
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