As people gathered, two coffee pots were filled to exacting precision. Organizers Dani and Nick informed each team they would be selecting two champions. These would face-off against the other teams in a timed event that would put their tenacity, endurance, and shoulder strength to the test. The Coffee Pot Lift.

As our teams start to dwindle, eliminated players are still part of the greater Harbourside Team. In these circumstances, how can the company encourage continued involvement in the group activity when someone has been “voted off”? How can the game promote inclusivity AND competition at the same time? Is an elimination challenge antithetical to the spirit of cooperation?

On Friday October 3rd, the Dartmouth office celebrated Harbourside’s 17th year anniversary.

If you’ve ever watched the hit T.V. sensation The Office, this week’s challenge may be of particular interest to you. But more than paper airplanes, The Office has some surprising lessons to teach about conflict resolution, team building, and working together.

The results of Harbourside Survivor Week 2 saw Blue Team victorious. Both Red and Green failed to out-putt them in this high-stakes mini putt challenge. They’ll have to vote off one team member each.

Harbourside Survivor has returned to our Dartmouth office. The drama, the intrigue, and the skill testing challenges are back for the third year in a row.

Every year, Harbourside thanks it’s amazing engineers and staff with an annual retreat. This year, we celebrated our team, and our families at the Mill River Resort.

The Dartmouth office uses any chance it can get to break out their BBQ. Thankfully the May long weekend was the perfect excuse! Good thing the rain held off!