By Kirk Miller Can the actual sound of an office entice you to return to work? According to Alex Coutts, the senior vice president and head of experience at Made Music Studio, the right use of sound can markedly improve an employee’s workplace environment. His company has previously noted that unpleasant noise has been linked with mental and physical stress (anxiety, heightened blood pressure, etc.) and that a lack of control over one’s sonic environment can create dissatisfaction with the workplace. “Before the pandemic, two-thirds of U.S. office workers were in open office environments fille…