Best lunch items for office staff

[anonymous]

Hi, I just joined the GSK sales team and am based in California. I’m new to sales and would like to know the best lunch items to bring to offices? Pizza vs sub sandwiches?

 

[anonymous]

Olive Garden, duh!!! OG makes the staff wet

 

[anonymous]

A 12 pack and box of condoms

 

[anonymous]

Hi, I just joined the GSK sales team and am based in California. I’m new to sales and would like to know the best lunch items to bring to offices? Pizza vs sub sandwiches?

This feels like a troll post, but I will answer in case it is true.
Best to have a convo with the staff and see what they like. A lot of them have food or allergy restrictions. You can always find something they want within your budget, but subs and pizza are usually last on their list.

 

[anonymous]

This feels like a troll post, but I will answer in case it is true.
Best to have a convo with the staff and see what they like. A lot of them have food or allergy restrictions. You can always find something they want within your budget, but subs and pizza are usually last on their list.

You're a great rep!

 

[anonymous]

This feels like a troll post, but I will answer in case it is true.
Best to have a convo with the staff and see what they like. A lot of them have food or allergy restrictions. You can always find something they want within your budget, but subs and pizza are usually last on their list.

Thanks, I’m the OP and I appreciate the great information. Last thing I want is to bring a lunch that doesn’t get eaten.

 

[anonymous]

Hay, alfalfa, carrots and sugar cubes!

 

[anonymous]

Thanks, I’m the OP and I appreciate the great information. Last thing I want is to bring a lunch that doesn’t get eaten.

Fuck them

 

[anonymous]

My suggestion is that managers should have the responsibility of placing the orders for the meal interactions of the reps in the district he manages. The reps will just email the managers the scheduled appointments and the details on food, headcount and restrictions/other requirements from the spoiled customers.
This way, the managers have something more to do and the reps can focus on interacting with customers (probing and asking insightful questions on what they like to eat and how they want their foods).

 

[anonymous]

I ask my family what they want for dinner. That's what I order, just add a few to it. My family food budget is now about $30.00 per week for 5 people and we eat likes kings and queens.

 

[anonymous]

Hi, I just joined the GSK sales team and am based in California. I’m new to sales and would like to know the best lunch items to bring to offices? Pizza vs sub sandwiches?

Erotic cakes.

 

[anonymous]

I ask my family what they want for dinner. That's what I order, just add a few to it. My family food budget is now about $30.00 per week for 5 people and we eat likes kings and queens.

Great strategy although your family is on Lipitor and have had to get larger clothes.

 

[anonymous]

I ask my family what they want for dinner. That's what I order, just add a few to it. My family food budget is now about $30.00 per week for 5 people and we eat likes kings and queens.

Wow, you are the first person to think of this! So smart, why did you choose such a dead end career path?

 

[anonymous]

Sandwiches and wraps neatly assorted on circular trays are the new craze!

 

[anonymous]

Hi, I just joined the GSK sales team and am based in California. I’m new to sales and would like to know the best lunch items to bring to offices? Pizza vs sub sandwiches?

 

[anonymous]

I added ground up exlax to the topping of chocolate brownies for a group practice that treats me like shit.

 

[anonymous]

My dinner tonight is P.F Chang. I have the manager bill my food at the lunch but I pick it up on my way home.
Order what you want for dinner 3 to 5 days a week. I invest the food bill that I would of spent. Its my retirement package.