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I've been to many "beer flowing" companies and every time it was reserved for the Friday extra paid break. Those taps are there to offer quality beer at a low c
by Raphmedia 9y ago
I've been to many "beer flowing" companies and every time it was reserved for the Friday extra paid break. Those taps are there to offer quality beer at a low cost during happy hour on Friday when there's no more work to be done for the day.
I find it hard to believe that any company would allow daytime drinking.
- Nadya 9y agoWhere I work we have beer on tap. People are free to drink whenever and the occasional person will grab a beer with their lunch but peer pressure and not wanting to be drunk while at work means most people won't drink during work hours and it's used mostly after-hours or on weekends. If it ever became a problem or someone got shitfaced I'm sure we'd see restrictions put into place quite quickly.
- matwood 9y ago> I find it hard to believe that any company would allow daytime drinking. Allow? In some cultures a beer or glass of wine at lunch is perfectly normal. There is also a big difference between having a beer and downing a 6-pack. I personally would avoid a beer at lunch because it makes me tired, but I wouldn't think much of it if someone had a beer with their lunch.
- Raphmedia 9y agoBeer at lunch is fine with me. Beer at the keyboard is where things gets weird. (Unless it's friday evening and your are working hard while everyone else is at the special beer break.)