April 15th 2021 2:05 pm The business world was turned on its head a year ago, when the coronavirus pandemic forced everyone to stay inside and work from home. At first, workers were elated with the perceived “time-off” from the busy life of office work. Even a year later, many relish the opportunity to enjoy a flexible schedule that doesn't require a commute or stringent work times. Still, the remote work honeymoon can't last forever, as the desire for face-to-face interaction becomes more and more pressing. With vaccines rolling out at an impressive rate and summer right around the corner, there are rising concerns that working from home isn't going to be the attractive perk it was just a few months ago.