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The company is probably mostly young single professionals, for whom cooking meals not economical (time+$). Sure, it lets you stay late, but for most of these fo
by grinich 13y ago
The company is probably mostly young single professionals, for whom cooking meals not economical (time+$). Sure, it lets you stay late, but for most of these folks, having catered food is more like the college dining hall than a sign of workaholics.
You probably should have brought it up more explicitly during the interview. Twitter has 3 types of Kombucha on tap in their cafe, and they seem to have a pretty good culture. ;)
- verisimilidude 13y agoAh, I definitely brought the conversation around to my concerns during the interview. He confirmed their young, fresh-out-of-school, workaholic-type culture. I said, "As much as I love what you guys are doing, I'm probably not a good fit for your culture at this stage in my life." And he said, "That's fine. It's better to find out now than later, etc." It was a very reasonable, amicable parting. That's good, because it's a small industry, and now I don't have to avoid him at conferences, etc.