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That seems like a rather inefficient and convoluted way to incentivize employees without families to have a "better" work-life balance. You implied that the co
by skwirl 11y ago
That seems like a rather inefficient and convoluted way to incentivize employees without families to have a "better" work-life balance. You implied that the company was providing dinner - maybe it should start promoting a better work-life balance by not doing that.
- geofft 11y agoThis company was not providing dinner (because nobody would use it), but many of my friends were at companies that did (because people did use it).