Why do the huge tech companies not have bedrooms?

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Companies like Google, Facebook etc. are famous for offering all kind of services like gyms, cinemas, hair dresser, music concerts and so on, so that employees don't have to leave the campus.



But I've never heard that they offer bedrooms at the campus, did I just miss that point and if not do you have an idea why they leave that part out of the service?






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  • Because they want people to go home at night? While they are trending in that direction, they aren't actually dormitories. Are you hoping you can live there and save on rent?
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Companies like Google, Facebook etc. are famous for offering all kind of services like gyms, cinemas, hair dresser, music concerts and so on, so that employees don't have to leave the campus.



But I've never heard that they offer bedrooms at the campus, did I just miss that point and if not do you have an idea why they leave that part out of the service?






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But I've never heard that they offer bedrooms at the campus, did I just miss that point and if not do you have an idea why they leave that part out of the service?






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Companies like Google, Facebook etc. are famous for offering all kind of services like gyms, cinemas, hair dresser, music concerts and so on, so that employees don't have to leave the campus.



But I've never heard that they offer bedrooms at the campus, did I just miss that point and if not do you have an idea why they leave that part out of the service?






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  • Because they want people to go home at night? While they are trending in that direction, they aren't actually dormitories. Are you hoping you can live there and save on rent?
    – Joe Strazzere
    1 min ago

















  • Because they want people to go home at night? While they are trending in that direction, they aren't actually dormitories. Are you hoping you can live there and save on rent?
    – Joe Strazzere
    1 min ago
















Because they want people to go home at night? While they are trending in that direction, they aren't actually dormitories. Are you hoping you can live there and save on rent?
– Joe Strazzere
1 min ago





Because they want people to go home at night? While they are trending in that direction, they aren't actually dormitories. Are you hoping you can live there and save on rent?
– Joe Strazzere
1 min ago
















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