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Unless I'm at Google (or Facebook, or a few other places of that quality), I seem to end up mainly bringing my own snacks. Companies usually provide crappy she
by rdl 11y ago
Unless I'm at Google (or Facebook, or a few other places of that quality), I seem to end up mainly bringing my own snacks. Companies usually provide crappy shelf stable junk food.
I'd love an office which had great drinks even if it had no food.
- santaclaus 11y ago> Companies usually provide crappy shelf stable junk food. I worked at a company that provided freshly sourced produce in lieu of chips/candy/etc, which was pretty badass. Hungry? Go cook up an omelette and make an espresso in the kitchen.
- spinlock 11y agoRight. I hate the snacks in our office because it's all chips and junk (no free drinks here :( ) But, I bet Sprint could really cut down on snack costs by providing celery sticks and water instead of chips and soda (no one would eat anything).
- rdl 11y agoMy definition of "healthy" is different -- I'd want low-carb. But really, just listening to employees and customizing from there.
- TorKlingberg 11y agoI don't think there are a lot of carbs in celery and water.
- TeMPOraL 11y agoOTOH I'd die if all the snacks provided by the company were fruits and salads. Please give something salty or some pizza every now and then for those of us who prefer processed food :).