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Not sure how the industry ended up with it, but it's crazy. I've witnessed discussions where people point blank refuse even to interview with companies that don
by cosmodisk 7y ago
Not sure how the industry ended up with it, but it's crazy. I've witnessed discussions where people point blank refuse even to interview with companies that don't have fussball table. On the other side, companies advertising ridiculous things, like bean bags, beer fridges and some other trivial shit. Seriously, there are all these smart people usually solving extremely difficult problems and yet at the same time it feels like some of them never left nursery.
- Keverw 7y agoYep. I got a friend who works remotely but had to fly to New York for meetings. Showed me some pictures from his trip, They have a beer available in the fridge, along with bottled water, energy drinks and stuff... I'm not much of a drinker but he told me he thinks it's for after hours lol. but not sure what the actual rule is... or why people would even be there after-hours? I don't get it... Seems like any other jobs, drinking on the time clock you'd get fired... If you worked at a bank or Walmart and was drinking on the job, I got a feeling that wouldn't go over very well... Then I'd be worried about screwing up due to drinking but maybe you don't drink enough to get drunk... Maybe I'm misunderstanding something but doesn't make sense to this whole thing lol. Soda, Water and energy drinks and snacks is cool idea though but the whole alcohol drinking part is just confusing to me. I wonder how much they spend on these perks extra, well some people might use it much more than others... I guess that's probably a good reason to buy in bulk though. but I know some of that stuff isn't even healthy and some people with unknown heart conditions died from drinking too much caffeine too... I feel like unlimited energy drinks some people would go overboard.