Plan a team lunch the whole team agrees on
A team lunch should be the easiest meeting of the week. Getting a whole team to agree on one place rarely is. The newest person won’t say what they don’t eat, the most senior pick wins by default, and the same three places come up every time because nobody wants to start a debate over lunch. Lunch is short, the office is busy, and by the time the thread agrees it is already half past one.
One link for the team
Pick lunch, the days that could work, the hour and the area around the office. Share one link where the team already talks, and everyone answers from their phone between meetings. Offer a few days, so the people in back-to-back meetings on Tuesday can still make it.
Budgets and diets stay private
Each person answers on their own. Their budget, their dietary needs and the days they can’t make stay private, so nobody has to explain them in front of colleagues. What they’d love, like the food and the vibe, is what the team sees.
Everyone counts the same
MiBA weighs everyone’s answers, not just the loudest voice’s or the most senior one’s. A place someone ruled out is never suggested, places over the group’s budget are left out, and places that show they cater to the team’s dietary needs come first. The colleague who always says anything is fine gets the same say as everyone else.
A shortlist, a vote, a link to book
You see MiBA’s ranking, put up to five places on a shortlist, and the team votes. You get a link or a phone number to book the table, and everyone hears where and when. The next team lunch asks less of everyone, because MiBA remembers each person’s name and dietary needs.
Starting a gathering is free. Everyone signs in to answer and vote, and MiBA remembers their name and dietary needs for next time.
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