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The usage of "metres" also gives away that your office environment likely has more accessible things around it too. Anywhere I have had an in office job has had
by earthling8118 4y ago
The usage of "metres" also gives away that your office environment likely has more accessible things around it too. Anywhere I have had an in office job has had nothing but parking lots and road around it.
- wizofaus 4y agoI live in one of the least densely populated countries on the planet! I would think there'd be just as many tech jobs based in downtown office buildings in the US as there are here...(admittedly this the first job I've had with such an office, having been in same industry/city for >25 years).
- Gigachad 4y agoThat’s terrible. In Australia, basically every office is surrounded by literally hundreds of options for food and coffee accessible by a short walk. Might make sense why some people have such different views of the office when the actual environment is vastly different.
- wizofaus 4y agoFor sufficiently restricted values of "basically every" perhaps! True for the CBD, and sure, most inner-suburban offices have a very decent selection of such options (not 100s, but certainly more than enough), but there are tech jobs based in outer-suburban offices where that is definitely not the case. One of my first jobs was in such an office (in Kilsyth) and I still have somewhat fond memories of being there for various reasons.