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Absurd. I'd never work at such a company, in part due to the type of people that kind of policy would attract. If this rule was enacted and I was already an emp
by cik2e 8y ago
Absurd. I'd never work at such a company, in part due to the type of people that kind of policy would attract. If this rule was enacted and I was already an employee, I'd spend the money to bring large meat spreads to all of the events.
- learnstats2 8y agoPerhaps WeWork knew what they were doing.
- dc_gregory 8y agoWhy would that be a reasonable response to this policy? It largely seems childish, and reactionary, in the face of a policy that is (clearly!) intended to improve the world.
- yarrel 8y agoIt's a response that will improve the world. Opposing it is childish and reactionary.
- zbentley 8y ago> I'd never work at such a company, in part due to the type of people that kind of policy would attract. I think you may be overestimating the volume of job applicants that pay attention to such policies, and/or their qualifications. I am referring only to the prohibition on expensing certain types of meals, not non-meat food/environments in general.
- r00fus 8y agoThey are probably happy you wouldn't have joined then. Win-win.