One of the promises of the Covid-19 pandemic, was that the world would never function the same way again. That society would change, that people would alter and new perceptions glimpsed during long lockdowns would not be let go of.  In retrospect it was a wistful fallacy.  Coming up on four years since Covid-19 entered our global lexicon, the world has now returned without much resistance to how we lived before, with one outsize exception – how and where people work.  The return to office internationally has been incohesive, clumsy, and faltering as workers and bosses continue to diverge in…

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