One year after its cancellation marked the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, March Madness is back, offering bracket pools, Cinderella teams and 67 televised games/excuses for putting off your work. But the NCAA men’s basketball tournament, which tipped off Thursday, will be different, and not just because the University of Illinois is a No. 1 seed and among the favorites to win it all.
It’s game on for work-from-home employees during March Madness, far from the prying eyes of bosses
