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It wouldn't have any benefit if I personally did come in 5 days a week. I would still need to lug my stuff around because I still wouldn't have a permanent desk, as the company doesn't have enough for everyone anymore and doesn't allow anyone to have permanent desks. People would still be loud on calls, because just because I'm in the office 5 days a week doesn't mean anyone else is.
If the company's policy was to have everyone come in 5 days a week, these issues would be resolved. But of course they would need to add more desks first. They ripped out a whole floor of desks for some reason, but I'm not sure why.