Why not deliver freshly roasted beans after it has aired for 2 days, but before 2 weeks pass. With Specialty beans then you can allow the office to brew their own coffee on the spot.
My wife is a serious coffee drinker so I got her a nice grinder, espresso machine, and Blue Bottle Coffee subscription in 2021. We canceled the subscription after a few months because it was hard to tune the deliveries just right. We either ended up with too many beans still on-hand when the next delivery arrived (and you don't want them to just sit there, because the whole point is freshness) or we'd run out a day or two before the next delivery, especially when the delivery arrived a day or two later than promised. It was easier to just pick up another bag of beans at a local store on the day when we needed them. My wife also said the beans at the local store were better, fresher, etc.
I've owned various home roasting equipment, and until I bought an Aillio Bullet (which, is a $3500 roaster nowadays) matching good professional roasters was not possible. You could get close, but consistency and quality was not quite there.
Also, home roasting is basically impossible in an apartment setting. The smoke is not great, and unless you have a balcony/porch it's going to be an issue.
Long story short: no, at least not for me. You can play around with roast level and get a variety of different flavors, depending on the bean. And at least for me, I keep a few large batches on hand (2-3 bags that are 65 lbs each). That's enough variety to keep me sated.
Also, for most folks, if you have a brand new bean, you need a few roasts (or maybe, many roasts) to actually dial in a good roast profile. If you only buy a few pounds, you will run out of coffee before you roast it well enough to fully enjoy it. Then you start over again with a new bean.
There are also services that will ship the same (or different based on you preferences) coffee beans to you every week or two.
It doesn't matter how better the equipment and barristas are compared with what the office has, coffee and frothed milk don't travel well in cardboard cup shipped on a bike.