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Imagine a gigantic apartment building in San Francisco. Let's say some 400-unit monster. Then picture a campus with four of those buildings. Then realize that
by freeopinion 7y ago
Imagine a gigantic apartment building in San Francisco. Let's say some 400-unit monster. Then picture a campus with four of those buildings.
Then realize that such a campus could not house all the Google employees in the area. Then realize that such a campus could not house just the Google cafeteria workers in the area.
- avocado4 7y agoIs this an argument against high density construction and tech workers at the same time?
- OnlineGladiator 7y agoWhat is the point of this comment other than to say Google has a lot of employees?
- jjeaff 7y agoI figured they just had the same reaction to the headline as me. "Wow I can't believe they have that many cafeteria workers".
- novok 7y agoWell good thing there is plenty of enough space to build 400 of them in a small area! ;)
- filoleg 7y agoTo make this clear, you are suggesting that having just those 4 buildings won’t solve the issue completely, despite making it better, so it isn’t worth doing?
- freeopinion 7y agoNo. I didn't suggest that. Not even remotely. I am not aware of any such undertaking and did not state any opinion on the worthiness of such an undertaking. I was just a bit stunned by the sheer number of people that work in the cafeteria. I make no judgement here about those people, their abilities, working conditions, living conditions, or anything else except their quantity.