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> with presumably most employees eating there I think this is a pretty big/new tech specific thing, and there are still exemptions. Of the large non-tech compa
by bpicolo 6y ago
> with presumably most employees eating there
I think this is a pretty big/new tech specific thing, and there are still exemptions. Of the large non-tech companies in NYC, I know a few banks have cafeterias, but the food is both not free and not good
- claudeganon 6y agoIn Japan, it’s far more common, even for much smaller companies. There’s a great Japanese TV show that does mini documentaries on these places (and others where workers eat) called, “Sara Meshi” (サラメシ) https://www.nhk.jp/p/salameshi/ts/PVPP6PZNLG/ https://www.nhk.jp/p/salameshi/ts/PVPP6PZNLG/
- tgsovlerkhgsel 6y agoThe cafes being free and good is probably a big tech thing, but cafeterias (paid, and... well, cafeteria-grade) certainly aren't uncommon in Germany. If your company doesn't have one, chances are they have a deal with another company in the same building/complex that does.