The reduction in health care could just be a function of a salesman saying "We can save you money here" without anyone really knowing the service would be infer

The reduction in health care could just be a function of a salesman saying "We can save you money here" without anyone really knowing the service would be inferior until after the switch. The overall decrease is probably as you reference - when the money was more abundant, the fridge was better stocked. This isn't a unique story in that respect. Are you disappointed in how the company is run from a business point of view, or is this about the coffee and yogurt? I doubt you joined for the food, but that and a change in health care (annoying /= reduction) are all you point to. Did they cut vacation? Salary? Of course startups try to offer some extras to attract and retain if they pay below market, but most who stay longer term probably aren't as concerned about these things.