As federal workers transition back to in-person work, many are expressing dissatisfaction with the return-to-office mandates. Reports indicate a widespread divide among employees, with some supporting the initiative while others are actively seeking new job opportunities. Conditions at various workplaces have been described as dire, with shortages of essential amenities such as desks, Wi-Fi, and even toilet paper, forcing employees to bring their own supplies. Concerns have also been raised about health risks associated with the rush to ban remote work. A recent survey revealed that nearly half of federal workers support the mandates, but the experiences shared by many suggest significant challenges ahead.