Does your office/work have wi-fi?

I work for a school district, so all employees and students have access to our WiFi through our school-issued credentials. We also have a guest network that requires registration for those visiting.

Yes, but it doesn't reach my office. It is for the business's convenience. If we don't have Wifi, we have to provide a way for guests and visitors to connect to their systems. With Wifi, it becomes their own responsibility.

Yes, but it's password protected.

We do give it to any guests in our building though.

We do have wi-fi in the office but we don't generally have outside customers coming in - wi fi is used only by employees

No, our computers are all hard wired on a protected, monitored network. If you came into my office with your laptop and plugged it into a network hookup, every phone in this office would start ringing within a very short amount of time. IT would be on the other end asking about the unauthorized computer hooked into the network. If no one is in our building to answer, the network to our office is remotely shut down and our agency management is contacted. Corporate has been really resistant to letting our offices (insurance/financial services industry) have wi-fi in them. There is talk that they will let us have wi-fi soon, but it will be strictly internal use.

I work for a bank. Some branches do have wifi for guests, but that's the exception not the rule (usually just branches that are older and built like ugly brick fortresses so no one can get cell service inside). Those wifi networks are wholly separate from all bank networks, so cannot be used as a way to get into private information. 

We do not use wifi for any internal bank business. 

yes we have it. no we don't share the password to clients.  cell service in the area is strong enough that you don't need our Wi-Fi. if it's not, we don't need you distracted by your cell phone for the short few minutes you are in our office.

Yes. Its password protected. I think its technically for guests but employees use it too.

Yes and it is password protected. We are mostly an online based sales store but we do have a store front for local customers. They are never around long enough to need to use the wifi.

My school has wifi for faculty/staff, and there is a separate guest network on the first floor (where admin offices are located, as well as the reception/waiting area).

At the churches where I work, there is wifi that is only for employees.