I did remember the equanimity fog but I kept practicing through that and memory came back. I don't know if it's something you have to work through but I did notice that when I let go of aversion to a wandering mind things improved. I reminded myself that if the mind wanders and I notice it then I'm already back. The extra aversion wasn't necessary and it wasn't a "self" bringing the mind back. This smoothed out the experience, then I went into a bad dark night, and then it returned to smooth again. I found that thoughts were much more integrated and they felt less separate. Any aversion creates a sense of separation. Thoughts rarely hurt anymore. Suddenly when thinking is allowed memory is not a problem.
http://www.dharmaseed.org/teacher/20/talk/14052/Right now when I go to work I just do work. I also like to check and re-check my work so that I hand in something with fewer or no mistakes.
If you have trouble with bureaucracy (AKA people) then I would practice some metta before you get back. Start including people that may seem difficult right away so the right intentions appear when there are challenges with those people.
I hope that helps.