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At least you get one per floor...I've worked in offices where there were 3 in a 26 floor building
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My office door didn’t lock and I used to have a handwritten sign that said do not disturb lol
Ask HR if they can give you a lock for your door, or buy your own. My office only has one nursing room and over 500 people, so they offered to put a mini fridge in my office and a door lock so I could just pump in my office. I honestly prefer it and it is likely the reason why I have pumped for as long as I have. It’s way more convenient.
I've had to pump in war rooms because there was nothing available. And I've been in pump rooms that people use as personal break rooms and eat in. So annoying and gross!
Ultimately, I resorted to pumping at my desk under a cover. I know it ruffled feathers, but it worked best for me.