Number of days in office [poll]

[Chambertin]

I work for the government (federal) and I am out of touch with what the firms and major employers (banks, insurance, etc.) are doing right now.

If you had to say, are most firms/employers downtown in legal/financial services asking people to come in person to the office.

Please note I am asking what is required, not what you do personally. If the vibe is very different than the minimum, happy to hear about it in the comments. 

Edited May 2 by Chambertin

[QueensLawStudent]

As a 1L summer student at a Stikes/Davies/Osler/Blakes type firm, I am required 4 days a week minimum

[LMP]

2 days in person for juniors, 1 day for seniors and partners. 

[canuckfanatic]

I'm in-house at a financial institution. 3 days in office is the policy across the organization, but the legal team pretty much does what it wants. I'm in 3 days per week, my colleagues are in usually 1-2 days per week.

The last couple of firms I worked at both had 3 day policies.

[Jaggers]

We're two days. Ours is set by the business unit, not the organization, so others are more. They don't enforce it very much in legal. Every now and then we get a reminder we're supposed to be there 2 days a week and all of a sudden you see faces you haven't seen in months.

[Aurelius]

No set days for me, but I am there 5 days a week to support the partners (3) with whatever they need, and take client calls.

Having a top-of-the-line gaming rig at home with 300+ unplayed games + a super cuddly cat also doesn't help 😞