soulping | ALECTRYON + TIAMAT

[ you're ushered into a tiny break room, which is SURPRISINGLY WELL LIT! There's some chairs, a single table, fountain pens and inkwells, and a box of (stale) donuts. ]

[ on the table is a single sheet of paper, with the following questions:

TEAM NAME (if made up of multiple teams, choose a new one):

1.) What would you say your skills, as a team are?

2.) How would you define suffering?

3.) How far are you willing to go to achieve victory?

4.) Where do you see yourselves in five years?

5.) What are your team's weaknesses?

6.) What accomplishment are you most proud of?

7.) Tell me about a time you made a mistake.

8.) If you saw another employee stealing from the company, what would you do?

9.) Describe your team.

10.) What motivates you?

11.) What makes you uncomfortable?

12.) Can you say: 'Peter Pepper Picked a Pickled Pepper' and cross-sell a washing machine at the same time?

13.) If I came to your house for dinner, what would you prepare for us?

14.) Calculate the angle of two clock hands when time is 11:50.

15.) Has a member of your team ever killed another living creature? Did they enjoy it?

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[It's a magical time.]

One of the other games I was in was like this. That one required actual knowledge.

Or the most ridiculous answer, as ours seemed to have been.

All we gotta do is answer these the best we can, then. Sounds easy enough.

At least if this is the only part, yes.

Y'think there might be more?

It's possible. The obstacle course had us choose items and then go on an....adventure of sorts.

... I guess just answering questions is a little too easy.

Yes. Especially as this is opinion based versus knowledge.

How far are you willing to go to achieve your goals?

Edited 2014-03-03 23:50 (UTC)

Huh... We've only got one here. Wouldn't "whatever it takes to win" be anyone's answer?

I believe a goal is different from a game. Some of this seems to be theoretical as I imagine we won't have much opportunity to 'sell' any sort of machinery.