Okay to max-out food reimbursement during SA? Forum

[Anonymous User]

Be happy with what you get - my summer program hasn't given us any sort of meal credits or reimbursements. These firms are saving so much with a virtual summer program.

[Anonymous User]

Be happy with what you get - my summer program hasn't given us any sort of meal credits or reimbursements. These firms are saving so much with a virtual summer program.

Out this cheap firm

[Anonymous User]

Be happy with what you get - my summer program hasn't given us any sort of meal credits or reimbursements. These firms are saving so much with a virtual summer program.

Out this cheap firm

Probably Cleary. Have a friend there who isn't very happy about their meal policy (or lack thereof).

[jotarokujo]

Be happy with what you get - my summer program hasn't given us any sort of meal credits or reimbursements. These firms are saving so much with a virtual summer program.

Out this cheap firm

Probably Cleary. Have a friend there who isn't very happy about their meal policy (or lack thereof).

at least they are remote. going into the office sucks

[bajablast]

Don't leave dollars on the table. Give a fat tip to the max reimbursement if needed.

This, help stimulate the economy. You are an SA, it is literally the best job in the world, have a blast.

[LBJ's Hair]

It's fine, lot of people max the bill, not gonna affect your offer.

That said, deliberately max-ing is tacky and cringe.

Be an adult. Order whatever you'll actually eat, tip generously. If you hit the max, that's fine, but don't add extra shit that you're gonna eat one bite of just because someone else is paying. This isn't the first, and won't be the last, opportunity you'll have to eat a nice meal.

[Anonymous User]

It's fine, lot of people max the bill, not gonna affect your offer.

That said, deliberately max-ing is tacky and cringe.

Be an adult. Order whatever you'll actually eat, tip generously. If you hit the max, that's fine, but don't add extra shit that you're gonna eat one bite of just because someone else is paying. This isn't the first, and won't be the last, opportunity you'll have to eat a nice meal.

Why is it tacky to try to max out the bill? If I don't eat all the empanadas I ordered for lunch, I'll just eat them for dinner.

[LBJ's Hair]

It's fine, lot of people max the bill, not gonna affect your offer.

That said, deliberately max-ing is tacky and cringe.

Be an adult. Order whatever you'll actually eat, tip generously. If you hit the max, that's fine, but don't add extra shit that you're gonna eat one bite of just because someone else is paying. This isn't the first, and won't be the last, opportunity you'll have to eat a nice meal.

Why is it tacky to try to max out the bill? If I don't eat all the empanadas I ordered for lunch, I'll just eat them for dinner.

you answered your own question my man

[Anonymous User]

It's funny to watch gunner-y SAs in my program parse the minutiae of my firm's (straightforward, mind you) summer meal policy with bizarre hypos and edge-cases, when it's like . . . just stay under the number and use good judgment.

[Anonymous User]

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