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> It sounds like a reference to the policies around WFH and changing locations Yes, but that was also behind the snack complaints. According to the article, e

by _qulr 6y ago

> It sounds like a reference to the policies around WFH and changing locations Yes, but that was also behind the snack complaints. According to the article, everyone got monetary bonuses, but it seems the problem wasn't the cost of the food, it was not having "hired help" to stock and cater the food for you.

pb7 6y ago
I wonder if you'd feel differently about the "hired help" if companies like Facebook and Google stopped paying that "hired help" while they sit at home doing nothing during office closures.
- _qulr 6y ago
  Not quite sure what you're arguing here?