HPE in the past sold off a lot of office space and said everyone work from home. Then they changed it to everyone must be in an office. Well they got rid of much of the office space. Surprised they did not get sued for that.
HPE . . . grrr . . . I am trying to get my company off of HPE for mass storage. Their support is horrible, and the products are designed to be unusable overtime without a high-priced support contract as various software/firmware updates are all but mandatory, and third party support companies cannot get them.
One of my neighbors talks about going into the office, and if you are among the last 20% to arrive in the day, you get to try to work in the lunch area, and the last few percent don’t get table space.
At home, she has a pair of 42” UHD curved monitors. In the office, she has two 1080*1200 monitors if she arrives early (how early depends upon the day of the week). Otherwise it is just her laptop screen. For this privilege she also has to pay city taxes to work in a dangerous part of the city, and can’t work late unless she wants to go to her car after security goes home.