Fantasy football, the Super Bowl Christmas shopping and March Madness: What do they all have in common?
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When the clock strikes twelve on March 15, a huge chunk of your Finance staff is likely to have trouble focusing on their work. The question is: What should you do about it?
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Tags: Career Builder, March Madness, Mark Toth, NCAA Men's basketball tournament
It’s one thing to have a standard March Madness pool in the office; it’s something else altogether to bet on some of these things.
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Tags: Binder clips, CareerBuilder, March Madness, Office pools
Next week marks the start of March Madness, and you’re bound to have at least a few distracted workers in the office. The question is: Should you care?
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Tags: March Madness, NCAA tournament, Office pools, OfficeTeam, Smartphones, Tablets
Take a quick look around the office, if people appear to be staring a little too intently at a screen proclaiming, “March 2010 Work Flow Design,” your finance department is fully enraptured by March Madness.
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Tags: Boss Button, CBS Web site, Challenger, Grey and Christmas, Lost productivity, March Madness, NCAA office pools, SHRM, Society for Human Resource Management, Workplace gambling
Think those companies that spend $2.5 million for a 30-second Super Bowl commercial are crazy? Companies everywhere are losing millions on the big game — and they’re not even getting anything in return.
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Tags: Big game, Lost employee productivity, March Madness, Super Bowl Monday, Super Bowl Sunday, U.S. workforce
The Madness has officially begun and, chances are, your workers have more than just their emotions invested in these games.
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Tags: CareerBuilder, March Madness, NCAA Men's basketball tournament, Office pools
