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Theres often a time at 6:15 - 6:30pm where if I can have a light snack I return to my desk to work peacefully in a half empty office. In the absence of any opti
by dman 13y ago
Theres often a time at 6:15 - 6:30pm where if I can have a light snack I return to my desk to work peacefully in a half empty office. In the absence of any options to satiate my hunger I just leave for home. Wonder if there are more people out there who do something similar.
- witek 13y agoDefinitely. I don't like having very late dinners so would rather go home and cook if a good alternative is not provided.
- disgruntledphd2 13y agoYup. Me too. I recently changed jobs from one that didn't even provide tea and coffee, to one which provides meals all day, soda, snacks etc. I find that I am far more inclined to actually stay a little later and get stuff done when I'm not ridiculously hungry. Additionally, I can stay later after dinner and still have the same amount of free time when I get back home, which is nice for me, and for the company.
- Fishkins 13y agoI'm the same. Hunger is often my limiting factor. I'll be in the middle of working on something in the late afternoon or early evening and want to finish it, but I get too hungry. Then I have to leave the office and decide where to get food. By the time I'm done I'm not focused on the problem anymore. I do keep my own food at the office, but it's hard to always be properly stocked (I eat a lot). edit: soda wouldn't do anything for me, though. Substantial snacks or "real" food would be much better.