I met my now-fiance at work, actually!
Everyone says work relationships don't work, but we've proved them wrong

When I started with the company I was part of the marketing team, in the "offices" and he was a warehouse guy, down the back. We met only infrequently, only saying a perfunctory "hi" in the hallways (I always thought he was cute, and only later I found out he thought I was hot too). We couldn't have been more different.. I was the polished, suit-wearing, uni-educated professional and he was a pot-smoking ameteur guitarist with long hair down to his back, a goatee beard and piercings everywhere
I had a boyfriend for the first year I worked there so we were never anything but polite to each other, but just prior to the work Christmas party in that first year my boyfriend and I split up... someone told Dale about this, and he decided to come along to the work Chrissy do (which he'd never done before). That night, I was in the mood for some cathartic post-breakup sex with a totally inappropriate guy, and I had my sights set on him. We flirted all night, and ended up kissing in the back of my (very drunk) boss's car while my boss' wife drove us to a local nightclub after the function.
We didn't seperate lips all night, it was a fantastic evening... we even went down to a nearby beach and made out in the sand and ended up with sand everywhere...
but, frustratingly, despite all my best efforts, he wouldn't sleep with me that night!

Damn. Then he became a Challenge.
And thus began the slow getting-to-know the 'real' Dale. And as I did, I was surprised with the person I found... a really sweet, totally loyal guy, who was lots of fun, had a huge circle of friends who welcomed me with open arms... we had more in common than I first gave him credit for.. he may not have been 'book smart' like me but he was savvy in many ways I was not. Plus, we liked the same music, and I loved that he was so sociable and funny... he took my mind off my heartbreak, and eventually that little 'work fling' just developed into something really deep and solid. He left my work after about a year or so after that, so it's no longer a 'work' relationship you could say.
Shit, I've *totally* rambled... so sorry. I am pretty drunk. :D