Yeah, that sounds over the top, even compared to the benefits at some FAANG campuses. Personally, I'd much rather work in an urban/dense-suburban setting, whe

Yeah, that sounds over the top, even compared to the benefits at some FAANG campuses. Personally, I'd much rather work in an urban/dense-suburban setting, where I can pick from multiple fitness facilities, housing options, etc. My current office has a "free" fitness room and a for-profit (consumer pays) cafe. Both are shared by multiple tenants in the building. Anything beyond that really starts to feel company-store and a bit dystopian.