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That doesn't really resonate with me, might just be a cultural disconnect. I've worked at 5 Bay Area tech jobs, and in all of them, it has been fairly common t
by alangpierce 8y ago
That doesn't really resonate with me, might just be a cultural disconnect.
I've worked at 5 Bay Area tech jobs, and in all of them, it has been fairly common that some people choose to stay for dinner. Sometimes it's people who start the day later, sometimes it's people who are working a bit extra. I'm having a hard time remembering a time where I felt pressured to stay for dinner, it's just a schedule that some people have. Two places I've worked (including my current place) have offered free dinner for anyone around at dinnertime.
- dagw 8y agoI'm having a hard time remembering a time where I felt pressured to stay for dinner If back before I was married I'd worked at a place that offered free dinner and snacks I'm convinced I would have happily and voluntarily stayed at the office until late basically every night. So as such I'm really glad I never did.