January 2021
Intermediate to advanced
224 pages
5h 35m
English

In my favorite research study of all time, the one that inspired the name of my business—the Spaghetti Project—and a new direction in my career, four professors from the Cornell School of Management studied “organizational benefits that firms might obtain through various supports for coworkers to engage in commensality (i.e., eating together).”1 The professors were inspired to do this research because they saw “that the costs for sponsoring workplace eating—whether . . . for facilities and/or food—[were] clear and easily measured” yet “popular debates about ...
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