the truth is,while the most sought-after talent doesn't generally flock to a company because of certain benefits and giveaways (nice as they may be), the perks themselves can teach us about the company's essence - why, that is, some employer are such super-powerful magnets for the world's best employees year after year.listen to what an ex-googler told qoura.com about google's nonstop free buffet: it "help me build relationship with my colleagues.
hold on - food helps build relationship? it does when it's used right. data-obsessed google measures the length of the cafeteria lines to make sure people have to wait (optimally three to four minutes) and have time to talk. it makes people sit at long tables, where they're likrlier to be next to or across form someone they don't know,and it puts those table a little to close together so you might hit someone when you push your chair back and thus meet someone new - thegoogle bump,employees call it. and now we begian to see the realson google offer all that fantasic form fare: to make sure workers will come to the caferterias, where they'll stard and