> It would be a disincentive to get out of the office and away from my co-workers once a day, which is something that I think makes me happier and more productive.
If stepping away from your coworkers makes you happy and productive, your company has bigger problems than charging for meals.
I actually like my co-workers very much, but being an introverted type (as I suspect many developers are), I need a break from people once in a while. Even being with my best friends for ten hours straight would be a bit tiring for me.
He didn't say that it makes him "happy and productive", he said it makes him "happier and more productive".
You do realize that there is a difference here, right? I assume that you are an intelligent being that knows basic English grammar and hence you must have simply misread that comment.
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> It would be a disincentive to get out of the office and away from my co-workers once a day, which is something that I think makes me happier and more productive.
If stepping away from your coworkers makes you happy and productive, your company has bigger problems than charging for meals.
I actually like my co-workers very much, but being an introverted type (as I suspect many developers are), I need a break from people once in a while. Even being with my best friends for ten hours straight would be a bit tiring for me.
He didn't say that it makes him "happy and productive", he said it makes him "happier and more productive".
You do realize that there is a difference here, right? I assume that you are an intelligent being that knows basic English grammar and hence you must have simply misread that comment.