I worked for the county government during the earliest days of Covid and we got “free” lunch and dinners but I was working 10-12 hour shifts, every holiday, weekends.

You could investigate being firefighter paramedic for Fairfax County.

Anonymous wrote:Focus on salary not free cold cereal.

+1. Also pack your own lunch, healthier and cheaper and you can easily make up the cost of food from home by looking for a higher salary.

Anonymous wrote:Focus on salary not free cold cereal.

Such an odd thing to prioritize - OP, I have to know more about your background. What is your education, field of profession, skill set, education level and age?

What is the driver for you for the focus on the free food?

Anonymous wrote:Focus on salary not free cold cereal.

Anonymous wrote:My husband's company provides catered lunches daily for the employees that go into the office.

So there are companies that go beyond snacks in the kitchen (which they also have).

OP here. What company is this?

Maggianos

My husband's company provides catered lunches daily for the employees that go into the office.

So there are companies that go beyond snacks in the kitchen (which they also have).

Anonymous wrote:Focus on salary not free cold cereal.

$20? I wanted a peanut!

Anonymous wrote:Focus on salary not free cold cereal.

Agree. A couple thousand extra in salary will cover a lot of cereal and maybe even some bananas.

Focus on salary not free cold cereal.

Anonymous wrote:You want a job that includes lunch?

I think OP is looking for companies like Bloomberg or Google that give their employees free food (like snacks or fruit) in the kitchen area of the office.

Anonymous wrote:Chick Fil A gives a meal if you've worked six hours.

Lol

Chick Fil A gives a meal if you've worked six hours.

You want a job that includes lunch?

Where can I find a list of employers that give their employees free lunch or breakfast? Having an office in Tysons would be awesome too.

Yes, I'm young, I live in Tysons and am cheap.