For many companies, September was supposed to mark a triumphant return to dormant offices, a time to crank up productivity and reboot in-person corporate cultures that have withered during 18 months of Zoom calls.Now those return-to-office plans, like so many others during this long, tortuous pandemic, are changing yet again.With the Delta variant of the coronavirus surging and infections rising across the country, even among some vaccinated people, Lyft said this week that it was pushing back its September return-to-office date to February. Google is extending its work-from-home policy to mid-October, and Apple said employees would not be expected …
