I'd ask them to please not service me and would continue my irregular trips to the kitchen to get a cup of tea. The reasons for this are: - I do my tea trips d

I'd ask them to please not service me and would continue my irregular trips to the kitchen to get a cup of tea. The reasons for this are: - I do my tea trips during natural pauses in my work (between tasks, stuck on a problem, waiting for the computer, feeling tired) while the coffee refills would interrupt whatever I'm doing and cause me to lose focus - Breaks are good for your creativity - when stuck on a problem I regularly get great solutions when I stop "actively" focusing on it and get a cup of tea (or do other small AFK tasks). - In the office kitchen I bump into users (I develop in-house software) and get immediate feedback, which is often the most valuable kind. - Getting up from your chair is good for your posture, blood circulation, etc. All of these make me more productive, not less.