> Not sure if meeting rooms are critical part of RTO efficiencies in anyone's mind. No, it's not the point people bring up -- they like to talk about being abl

> Not sure if meeting rooms are critical part of RTO efficiencies in anyone's mind. No, it's not the point people bring up -- they like to talk about being able to just walk over to someone to ask them a question, or quickly form a huddle to resolve an issue. The claim is generally that people work more efficiently in the office. Whereas my experience has been that (a) remotely, creating a slack thread is fast and easy but (b) in office sometimes when you want to huddle, there wasn't a room for it. My claim is that the office itself was often a bottleneck on productivity.