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An uber eats account with a generous daily limit, it's mostly awful but you asked for interesting. You have to keep an eye on the delivery process as soon as y
by flukus 7y ago
An uber eats account with a generous daily limit, it's mostly awful but you asked for interesting.
You have to keep an eye on the delivery process as soon as you submit the order, instantly negating the supposed productivity benefit of staying in the office. Then you've got 8 people getting up to check the door every time the bell rings.
We've had every type of issue possible with the delivery drivers, they won't come up the elevator (you have to work past 4 cafe's to find them), they can't read a map (you have to meet them a city block away), they're late, they have the wrong order, they don't show up at all, etc.
The environmental cost of all that packaging plus the driver.
The desire to maximize your allowance and lack of dietary information hurts the waist-line.
And all this for a job in the city with dozens, maybe hundreds of options within a 10 minute walk. I've worked for another company that kept a kitchen stocked with lunch meats, bread, wraps, condiments, etc before and that was cheaper and better.
- quantguy11959 7y agoGotta have the stocked kitchen. Uber eats might be interesting. Perhaps if you have to stay late you can use Uber eats or Uber home from the company, however I don’t want to incentivize people to stay late.