Is it true they are no longer providing cups on campus? WTF?
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Soon it will be BYOL (Bring your own Laptop) and everyone will use VDI. Bwhahahaha. Suckers!
BYOBW (bring your own buttwipe) and pay toilets are next.
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The bathrooms are in violation of OSHA rules (number of people per floor versus toilets available). They don’t care.
Once upon a time we had reusable cups at Campus (hence the dishwashers that remain in hubs)….
Sorry dingbats, as an experienced hire I can tell you that at my former employers HQ they got rid of plastic cups except for the first floor. You had to bring in your own cup for coffee or take a trip. Alternatively you could buy a cup of Starbucks to get a new plastic cup. They had paper cups available for water. This was 5 years ago. My former employer is less work than XOM.
This makes the yammer leg humper woke Karen’s happy, and isn’t that of upmost importance?
Wow. I hope all you whiners are on the next layoff. If lack of cups set you off you are unstable.
OSHA requires that drinking water and a means to drink it (e.g. cups) are a workplace requirement. It would be awfully funny to have a bunch of OSHA complaints on lack of access to drinking water.
Hey Camp Ware ! Up yours with your ware!
Expectation is to share cups of coffee with your neighbor.
Next step is to add coin slots to the coffee machines.
We are in this together
Wow. Complain much. It’s about sustainability not cost. At some point we need to think about the future. I’m old and even I get that. I bought a nice camping silverware set a knock off Yeti cup years ago. Total investment- $20. The planet will appreciate it.
Who makes these value add decisions I wonder?
Hot-cupping implies you get shared reusable cups….which is not the case.
They really just want us all to be shriveled, dehydrated desk trolls (but without the desks.) It appears to be pretty close to what they think about us already.
Side note: I bet somewhere on campus is a storage room filled with our trash cans and cups of yesteryear.
Yes, is true.
Inspired by the smashing success of "hot-desking", our executives are proud to roll out "hot-cupping" and "hot-plasticwaring".
That is fu----g pathetic. We make plastic and styrofoam. I bet executives have cups.
No plasticware either…. Too many hotshots playing flip cup and not creating shareholder value