| It's a daily struggle most working people have...coming | | | | variety, you can designate a lunch decision maker. This |
| up with a lunch idea each day. Sure, there are lots of | | | | is the dictatorship approach to the lunch idea. It solves |
| good places, but what sounds good? The problem is | | | | the problem, but will probably ultimately result in |
| worsened when it's a group lunch. Getting a group of | | | | co-workers hating the dictator and separating to form |
| co-workers to agree on a destination nearly requires | | | | their own lunch group. |
| the use of a mediator. This article presents some | | | | The best solution that I've found is to use a random |
| ideas to help with the most important decision of your | | | | process to generate a lunch idea. There is a handy |
| day. | | | | website that comes up with a random lunch idea [ |
| The easiest solution is to remove options and agree | | | | from a list that you create. This avoids the monotony |
| on a standard lunch place. If you always go to the | | | | of frequenting the same old place and doesn't alienate |
| same place, there is no decision to make. You just go. | | | | one person in the group by making them the decision |
| This keeps inter-office fighting to a minimum. But, | | | | maker. So, this lunch idea site would seem to be a |
| having lunch at the same old place time after time can | | | | perfect solution. There's just one more thing... |
| get old. | | | | You have to decide on the list of potential places... |
| If you want to avoid conflict, but also want some | | | | |