1. Baha Mar advertised for a very different CFO in 2018. What did the F stand for? Flamingo
2. What does NASA's odor-testing panel do? Sniff materials before they go into space
3. Dolly Parton worked out the typewriter-like rhythm for "9 to 5" using what? Her acrylic fingernails
4. NASA advertised the ultimate OOO job in 2020. Roughly how many people applied to become astronauts? More than 12,000
5. Finish the title of Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard’s business book: Let My People Go… Surfing
6. Early Amazon employees used Rufus’s paw to help launch website pages. Rufus was… A dog
7. Ben & Jerry’s has a name for the dogs at its offices. What’s their role title? K9-5ers
8. A real Antarctic job combines running a post office with which extra duty? Counting penguins
9. At Ben & Jerry’s, employees can take home how many free pints of ice cream per day? 3
10. Ford made a headline-grabbing pay announcement in 1914. Its famous new daily rate was… $5
11. Why were the original Post-it Notes yellow? Yellow was the only color they had
12. Which job title is actually a valid role on the Tower of London? Ravenmaster
13. In January 2022, Walter Orthmann’s record-holding career at ONE company celebrated... 84 years
14. Secretary Bette Nesmith Graham used her kitchen blender to develop which iconic writing tool? Liquid Paper
15. BrewDog introduced “pawternity leave” in 2017. What earned employees a week off? Settling in a new puppy or rescue dog
16. In 2022, what job title did Candy Funhouse advertise for a role approving candy? Chief Candy Officer
17. Google hired about 200 groundskeepers in 2009. Who got the landscaping job? Goats
18. One famous productivity method began with a kitchen timer shaped like what? A tomato
19. In Monsters, Inc., what turns out to generate more power than screams? Laughter
20. In 2006, inventor Edd China built a drivable office desk. How fast could it go? 140 km/h (87 mph)
21. Which TV workplace gives HR rep Toby Flenderson the challenge of managing Michael Scott? Dunder Mifflin
