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Customer Success Scavenger Hunt

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Date Published
Author
Chloe Whitestone
Word Count
966
Company Posts That Month
26
Language
English
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Summary

In response to the cancellation of the Contribute event, a virtual scavenger hunt was organized by the Customer Success team at GitLab as a team-building activity. The event was planned through a GitLab issue, and participants were asked to vote on a suitable weekend and join a dedicated Slack channel. The scavenger hunt, designed to be social distancing-friendly, consisted of 40 creative tasks that encouraged teamwork and ingenuity without requiring public outings. Participants were divided into 11 teams of two, considering time zones and unfamiliarity among members, with the hunt officially commencing at midnight in each participant's local timezone. Tasks varied, including taking specific photos and solving riddles, and points were awarded based on creativity and task completion, with a final enigmatic task worth extra points. Team "Candy Corn Skeleton" emerged victorious with 200 points, but the primary goal was to foster fun, camaraderie, and joy amidst challenging times. All participants received special edition GitLab stickers as a token of appreciation, and there is enthusiasm for organizing similar events in the future with greater automation and participation.

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