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I think it's more about the 22 y.o hire who decides he and his 5 mates should all get dinner at the new office
by djohnston 7y ago
I think it's more about the 22 y.o hire who decides he and his 5 mates should all get dinner at the new office
- whymauri 7y agoThis is generally fine, at least in Google Cambridge. It's just for tax purposes, as has been made abundantly clear in this thread.
- CydeWeys 7y agoIt's generally not fine in other offices where cafes are already crowded just with employees (e.g. NYC). You have to register all guests at the building entrance and if you're registering lots of guests all the time, something might happen. What exactly I'm not sure; I don't know anyone who abuses the cafes to this extent. I think the registration requirements alone substantially curtail potential abuse.
- CydeWeys 7y agoCafe badging does nothing to address this, as guests don't even have badges to badge with! There's no gate that you need to badge into the cafe to enter, if that's what you're thinking about. The way to address that is to see who is consistently registering to bring in way more guests to the office than anyone else.