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The "perks" exist to squeeze more out of each worker, nothing more. $10 for a 15 minute haircut onsite, vs $75 for an hour of a 150k/year person's time to run o

The "perks" exist to squeeze more out of each worker, nothing more. $10 for a 15 minute haircut onsite, vs $75 for an hour of a 150k/year person's time to run out for a haircut.

xur17 12y ago
It doesn't have to be a zero sum game. In this case, the company gets more work out of you, and you get a free haircut.
- ojbyrne 12y ago
  Not to mention that "more work" isn't even a zero sum game. You get more experience, sense of accomplishment, etc.