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Yeah, and hour long lunch is pretty long. Most people I know take less time than that to eat at a restaurant, let alone just grabbing your sandwich from the fri
by hn8788 5y ago
Yeah, and hour long lunch is pretty long. Most people I know take less time than that to eat at a restaurant, let alone just grabbing your sandwich from the fridge.
- 73gfg 5y agoMost developed countries have enforced hour long lunch breaks. Grabbing your sandwich from the fridge and eating at your desk is shunned.
- aix1 5y agoI can't speak for other developed countries but here in the UK it is very much company- and industry-dependent. At my first 4-5 jobs (mostly in the finance sector), everyone ate at their desks. At my current employer (FAANG), no one does.
- failwhaleshark 5y agoHave you ever been to Central/South America or Europe? ;-)
- 8note 5y agoWhen I started, my team took two hour lunches
- jobigoud 5y ago> grabbing your sandwich from the fridge Get out of the building, take the bicycle to a park to eat, take a small nap and read a book, come back to the office fresh and mind reset. This was my routine before I switched to WFH. Official hours where 9h to 12h, then 14h to 18h. 35h workweek, 2h lunch break, (France).
- aix1 5y ago35h workweek is absolutely great, but I personally wouldn't fancy a two-hour lunch break. Would _much_ rather take a shorter lunch and get out of the office earlier. (Just highlighting that different people have different preferences. :))
- toomanybeersies 5y agoLunch isn't just about refuelling, I can eat at my desk and keep working if that was the case. It's about taking a break. Also, for some of us it's normal to go to a restaurant or to the pub for lunch. It's been years since I've eaten a packed lunch.