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ie. Working for X company will net me $150k in wages, however I will have to pay for my own meat meals, insurance, etc. I probably won't work here. Even though the company pays for only economy class flights and requires me to take one every 3 months.
Options available to me are changing jobs, asking for a policy shift because of medical issues, etc.
If you have to eat a more ethically sourced and less savory meal because of work I don't see that to be a large issue.
Companies are not required to dole out free food. Them changing their policies to only reimburse certain kinds of food can be met with you leaving the company if it matters that much to you.
You can bring your own food or pay for it out of your own pocket if you need to. They have stated people with medical/religious requirements that need meat will have their needs met.
In the rare occasions where you absolutely need meat it would be available...
Once again to reiterate, they are not limiting your choice, they are limiting what they will reimburse.
Amazing short fictional novel by a Nobel Prize winning author.
Interesting article I suggest reading.
I agree with TheCoelacanth that an increase in users will lead to a decrease in quality.
One of the main reasons why I still use Snapchat.
probably said something like that
>What should you do instead of going to college? Use the internet for your education.
Many places require a minimum of a bachelors for a 'job'. The internet may have better resources, but is not sufficient in terms of certification in today's society. Your later points attempt to rebut this argument with I do think that more and more employers are like me though. in the sense they do not require a degree.
>I also strongly recommend finding whatever career you want, then offering yourself as free labor – “unpaid intern” – for a year to apprentice with someone doing the job you want. You will learn all the practical skills of the work very rapidly and actually see if you like the field quickly.
Not applicable to engineering disciplines
>But won’t you be missing out on the great networking of college? If by great networking, you mean hanging out with people with no jobs or purpose who spend most of their time drinking, sure.
Social skills? You choose your friends and there plenty who obtain internships while still in college. Drinking responsibly is not wrong either.