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Employee of the Month
Employee of the Month – a coveted position in any company. With the title comes a prime parking space, a fashionable plaque for the office, and most importantly, extra dough!... (read more)
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Noble Knight GamesPlaytime
20 minutes
Published
2003
Age
10+
Publisher
Dancing Eggplant Games
Players
2 to 6 players
Designers
Alan Moon and Aaron Weissblum
Playstyle
Light
Game's Categories
Strategy Game, Card Game, Aaron Weissblum, and Alan Moon
Description
Employee of the Month – a coveted position in any company. With the title comes a prime parking space, a fashionable plaque for the office, and most importantly, extra dough! Some may think that becoming Employee of the Month is out of their reach, that random forces in the universe determine who that lucky Employee will be – but they’re wrong. Anyone can become the Employee of the Month – will it be you?
So what’s the secret? Simple – you must become popular with both Management and fellow co-workers. It’s all karma; if you do something nice for someone, invisible brownie points and kudos stack up in your favor, but be careful! Management and coworkers are very different beasts. What pleases your boss may make your coworkers suspicious, so in order to please both, you can’t go overboard.
Employee of the Month comes with 110 full-color cards in a sturdy, two-piece box with insert and rules in English, French, and German.
So what’s the secret? Simple – you must become popular with both Management and fellow co-workers. It’s all karma; if you do something nice for someone, invisible brownie points and kudos stack up in your favor, but be careful! Management and coworkers are very different beasts. What pleases your boss may make your coworkers suspicious, so in order to please both, you can’t go overboard.
Employee of the Month comes with 110 full-color cards in a sturdy, two-piece box with insert and rules in English, French, and German.
