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If you can convince everyone else at your shop that nobody perceives pizza parties as valuable they’ll stop offering them. Until then, these sorts of low cost
by jwie 4y ago
If you can convince everyone else at your shop that nobody perceives pizza parties as valuable they’ll stop offering them.
Until then, these sorts of low cost rewards deliver value. Only you can fix this. Only you can ruin pizza parties for everyone.
The reality is that they’d offer nothing given the choice between something real and something like a pizza party.
No number of pizza parties equals an annual bonus that matters. So enjoy the small things. It’s what's available. The rest is between you and whomever authorizes your promotion/bonus budget.
- surgical_fire 4y ago> The rest is between you and whomever authorizes your promotion/bonus budget. Or just switch jobs. Tends to be easier for everyone involved.
- simplotek 4y ago> Until then, these sorts of low cost rewards deliver value. The only value these events generate is the Potemkin stuff: providing a dedicated crowd to a higher-up, and marketing material for HR.