He probably doesn't actually 'fit' in his space, either.

I keep waiting to use the 'you don't have to push your car' argument when someone yells at me for rolling through a stop sign or such; drivers don't 'push' their 4000 lbs vehicles, but I 'push' my 50 lbs bike everywhere.

At the end of the day, though, cyclists remain a pretty tiny minority of most company's work-force. As such, it is nice to see that they are doing something that seems reasonable, sensible and efficient, even if not perfect. I'm sure drivers who own BMWs or Porsches would prefer spaces that were wide enough to avoid door dings, but they probably don't get them right? Few solutions to any problem are perfect. And to paraphrase someone wiser than I am 'the search for the perfect is often the enemy of the good'. I get to roll my bike into my office, but that requires 'lifting' it in the elevator; should I try to get the building management to install larger elevators? No -- because they'd tell me to park it outside.