What would you say is the most important workplace perk to you?
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#32Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's also a solid perk in the UK. I've not worked at many big companies, but most places I've worked at have had good health insurance plans.
I've worked at a few major, but mainly smaller over my 30 year UK career, and none have had health insurance. Mostly outside London. I have had gourmet meals in-house, gym membership, book allowances, discount hardware and others, but never yet health insurance.
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#33Practically speaking I'd have to say the free breakfast/lunches/snacks because I'm way healthier than when I worked at places without them. Sometimes I even get in on time to have a breakfast.
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#34Re: What would you say is the most important workplace perk to you?
#35Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's also a solid perk in the UK. I've not worked at many big companies, but most places I've worked at have had good health insurance plans.
I've worked at a few major, but mainly smaller over my 30 year UK career, and none have had health insurance. Mostly outside London. I have had gourmet meals in-house, gym membership, book allowances, discount hardware and others, but never yet health insurance.
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#36A library like quiet place would be a gamechanger for me.
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#37Flexibility. Being able to work remote if I don't feel like going into the office. Take a vacation whenever. Never worrying if I can't get a day off to go see a doctor. I get my job done and do it to a high degree which frees my time up to do other things. You couldn't give me name a price to me right now that would make me give that up.
Re: What would you say is the most important workplace perk to you?
#38Flexibility. Being able to work remote if I don't feel like going into the office. Take a vacation whenever. Never worrying if I can't get a day off to go see a doctor. I get my job done and do it to a high degree which frees my time up to do other things. You couldn't give me name a price to me right now that would make me give that up.
What kind of companies give you that kind of flexibility?