I’ve always thought this was the funniest thing in the office. No one ever says good bye / people use doors on the other side of the office to sneak out - surely you guys have some good stories in relation?
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A see you tomorrow, is fairly common.
I think it depends more on how much you’ve interacted with the other people in the office either close to leaving or throughout the day. If they’re clearly locked-in /busy I wouldn’t disrupt them, I’d either direct it at someone else or leave.
Fairly standard procedure I would have thought.
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