This is a rather painful side effect of the software rental model.
Even more painful is that even the Blender foundation realized teams in the middle of a project often cannot just update to the newest version due to pipeline issues, plugin support, new bugs in the latest version(s), etcetera - which is why they introduced long-term support with Blender LTS (long term support).
When even the open source competitor spends time, effort, and $$$ to back-port essential bug fixes in an older version to accommodate teams and companies, then I begin to wonder about the validity of the software rental model.
The "if you rent our software you are always ensured to receive the latest fixes" is an invalid assumption to make as a company in these usage cases, and only serves to justify the company's business interests and of its shareholders. Less so of the users.