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This is why you don't fire most (all?) of the chefs immediately before requiring everyone to spend 80 hours a week working in the office. Grubhubbing all your m
by KVFinn 4y ago
This is why you don't fire most (all?) of the chefs immediately before requiring everyone to spend 80 hours a week working in the office. Grubhubbing all your meals every day in an office isn't great for productivity.
Penny-wise, programmer-foolish.
- jonny_eh 4y agoBut Paul said Musk was smart.
- occamsrazorwit 4y agoHow is ordering Grubhub a drain on productivity?? Most tech companies don't have free food (e.g. Apple), so I doubt that's an important aspect here.
- KVFinn 4y agoApple has onsite kitchens with subsidized prices, IIRC? At they did before Covid and switching to work from home. Analogously it would like if Apple upped in office time to 80 hours or whatever, and then closed those cafeterias. And FWIW George has good food at his own company because he personally values it.
- BulgarianIdiot 4y agoYes, it’s subsidized.
- occamsrazorwit 4y agoIt's not heavily subsidized. It still costs like $10 for a meal. Also, my point in using Apple as a reference was that they do have a crunch culture (occasional 80-hour workweeks), and those cafeterias aren't open all day (unlike the Twitter ones).
- mhh__ 4y agoAssuming it's good food $10 a meal on an apple salary seems pretty reasonable.
- hjgjhgfjhfgjh 4y agoTesla and SpaceX don't have free food