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I had the opposite experience (in my well funded tech company days). We got free food at my job, and we had to pay tax on it as a benefit (for which we were rei
by version_five 5y ago
I had the opposite experience (in my well funded tech company days). We got free food at my job, and we had to pay tax on it as a benefit (for which we were reimbursed). The food, and cafeteria, were not my thing at all, and 95% of the time I either skipped lunch or grabbed something outside. I had no problem with my salary, but given the choice, I would have been happy to get more money and no food. (Just to be clear, it was very popular, I just would have liked the choice)
- rdtwo 5y agoYeah I guess it depends on priorities we’re in a big campus so it’s hard to go anywhere. I don’t always have time to pack a lunch so I’d like to have a healthy non prison style food option as a backup. Also I’d like to not get changed 5x if I need a snack and not have to provide my own coffee and tea
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