We rent a floor in an office center. A few days ago, at the exit, they treated all tenants to delicacies and handed out branded flash drives. Once or twice in the summer, they distribute ice cream. And now they’ve partnered with a service which seemed quite intriguing, so I decided to talk about it on Facebook.
They deliver from nearby restaurants for $1.99. Normally in a restaurant in the USA, you need to leave 15-20 percent of the bill as a tip, and that’s always more than the two bucks they ask for delivery here. Plus, once at P.F. Chungs, we waited more than an hour for our turn to be served by a waiter (though, that was just one time). The only inevitable downside I see is the need to heat the food up to the very hot temperature I love, and there’s nothing you can do about it. If there’s a mix of cold salad with hot meat, that’s normal and you can’t reheat it.
But the idea is very sound. They make contracts not with EPAM, but with the office center. And automatically get all its tenants + optimize delivery.
Hi, I'm Rauf Aliev. 