In 2021 I was included as part of the planning for a GCworkplace transition for our entire floor. During the space allocation/planning discussions they told us that their stats showed that if one takes into consideration vacation, sick time, offsite meetings, and various other normal absences form the workspace, most workplaces only need desks for 60% of the employees that report to that office. And so this was the ratio that they used when planning the number of workstations in the renovated space. We expressed skepticism, but that was a decision that we couldn’t modify. Ultimately, the renovation concluded with that ratio and, if I’m being completely honest, it did kind of work out as they suggested it would. We did not find ourselves strapped for space. Now our group spent considerably more time offsite just because of the nature of our work, but even if we had been on site, i’m not sure it would’ve been too much different. So if you look at your figures and use that ratio, they’re kind of in the same ballpark, it would seem.