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I don't understand how this is an argument in favour of free food/drink. You're selling whatever additional time you give to your employer for a rock bottom pri
by charliesome 8y ago
I don't understand how this is an argument in favour of free food/drink. You're selling whatever additional time you give to your employer for a rock bottom price. It's not a good deal.
- rusk 8y agoWithout knowing details of compensation you can't really say whether they've given their extra time at a rock bottom price or not.
- pc86 8y agoFor most employees, especially those commenting here, every hour above 40.0 is $0. It doesn't get much more rock bottom than that.
- rusk 8y agoI don’t consider myself to be on an hourly wage. I’m on a salary. If I need to work more hours I work more hours, if that’s what it takes to get the job done.
- ytwySXpMbS 8y agoI don't think he is arguing for free food/drinks, nowhere did he say he was arguing in favour.
- krylon 8y ago> It's not a good deal. It is, though, for the employer. I think the GP was trying to say that free food/drinks are a bad place to start saving money.