There is a whole "movement" of people who don't believe in bathing every day, don't use soap when they do bathe, don't wash their arms or legs, think not washing their hands after using the bathroom builds up their immune system, etc. These are some of the that people we work around. WHY would anyone think it's a good idea to not give people assigned seats? You're begging for an outbreak AND lawsuits smh
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San Francisco has a housing problem because the houses prices have increased because of the very, very successful run capitalism has provided the state.
The guys who rip on California and SF do so to distract people from the fact that high taxes (mostly going to Red Taker States) and regulations do not stifle industry the way the conservatives claim.
California is one of the most successful economies in the history of America and probably the world, but don't tell anyone.
This is why you need to move out of San Fran Sicko. Who didn’t see this coming for the past 15 years of disintegration?
Flex cubes are never cleaned. You are essentially bathing in your peers gems. Do execs use them? Maybe THEY should to see how it feels. Employees need to take a stand. Sickness will continue to spread. Everyone needs their own space. Stop listening to pos consultants.
All cubes should be flex, then more to choose from.
I hate flex cubes
No FLEX CUBES!
These are the same people who don’t use deodorant and prefer to smell natural. It’s offensive and just gross. You can smell them walk by or walk into a room. Nothing is worse than them layering on Patchouli Oil or their Essential Oils in addition to their nasty body odor. It’s just dank.
I had to sit in a row of flex cubes in CLT and SFO with a guy that reeked of cat urine, across from me someone that smelled like skunk weed and another chick constantly with the essential oils and her hair was so greasy and down right filthy.
Don’t get me started on the beards. Crumbs, food particles, dead skin, dried saliva, just absolute filth. I kept Clorox wipes in my laptop bag when I had to travel between those offices and sit in the flex cube or hotel cube.