Fourteen IP turns ‘Taskmaster’ for birthday celebrations
The UK office got competitive yesterday with some ‘Taskmaster’ style challenges as part of the birthday celebrations. Games included:
- Drawing a 14cm line without any measuring devices.
- Choosing a fruit and an object, to find out the object had to be used to extract juice from the fruit.
- Hiding an A4 sheet of paper with the team name on in plain site without it being found.
- Playing a (safe) ‘Squid Games’ minefield crossing game.
- Choosing a colour, then discovering they had to collect as many different objects of that colour.
Oranges and melons were being juiced with potato mashers, snooker cues, a fold-up chair and a paintbrush. The minefield game certainly tested some memories and the winning number of objects numbered almost 40 within the timeframe. Thank you to everybody who took part and a big thank you to our own ‘Little Alex Horne’, Andrew, who did a great job of designing the tasks and keeping everybody in check.
Here are some pictures from throughout the day and the winning team of David, Kayleigh and Kirsty.
