Waitrose is doing well out of us, 3 weeks on the trot we've hit target and bought up their fresh cakes counter. Their staff now know Nils (and his weekly question, 'do you have any custard tarts??'). One day, he will discover the custard tarts aisle. In the meantime, bring on the cheesecakes.

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Friday, 28 March 2014
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Wednesday, 19 March 2014
Enterprise attends school Careers Day
Enterprise Recruitment was invited to speak to Year 12 students at a local
Secondary School as part of their 'Careers Day'. The Talk was to arm 16 & 17
year olds with some advice and pointers when it comes to tackling today's
employment market & how we can potentially help them when they finish school
& university. This is the 3rd school Enterprise Recruitment has presented to
this year and we look forward to maintaining those links as we move towards the
forthcoming academic year.
Thursday, 13 March 2014
Work Ski Trip March 2014 - Morillon, France
Half the team can ski and half the team can't. Day 1: Nursery slope tuition for the beginners whilst the experienced skiers hit the mountains.
A brilliant weekend skiing. Here's to hitting the Winter Target so that we can go again next year!
On the travelator - before or after he serrated his arms on the slope?! |
Heading to the bar |
Turning and snow plough fathomed, a few large beers before heading to the slopes |
Selfie |
TURN!! |
Day 2: Man vs Food |
Wednesday, 12 March 2014
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Tuesday, 4 March 2014
Monday, 3 March 2014
Cake Monday 3rd March
We race (electronically) and the loser has to bake a cake to feed the office.
Why? because we like cake.
Who? everyone in the office. No one gets out of it.
When? 1st Monday of the month.
The rules: you make the cake yourself, without any help. You can't 'repeat' a cake. Your cake will be judged on presentation, difficulty and taste, and marked out of 10 by each colleague. When you have baked 3 cakes, you are out of the competition for 1 year.
Who? everyone in the office. No one gets out of it.
When? 1st Monday of the month.
The rules: you make the cake yourself, without any help. You can't 'repeat' a cake. Your cake will be judged on presentation, difficulty and taste, and marked out of 10 by each colleague. When you have baked 3 cakes, you are out of the competition for 1 year.
'Carrot Cake' by Adam. The usual nightmare was described; totally forgot he had to make the cake, so it was a sudden rush on Sunday to get to Tesco in time to buy all of the ingredients. No carrots at Tesco apart from carrot batons, which took hours to peel. No scales at home so all ingredients were weighed through guesswork using his hands. Only one baking tin, so the entire mixture was bunged in one half tin and cooking time had to be adjusted/guessed. He forewarned us that the cake looked overdone on the outside and may not be cooked in the middle. Mmmmm, nice.
The Verdict: Sob story aside, the cake tasted good. Rosie normally HATES carrot cake, but this one was fine because you couldn't taste the carrot (yey for batons). Only criticisms were that it was quite sweet and there were a lot of walnuts in it. The icing was made with two packs of cream cheese, vanilla extract and icing sugar - yet, it just tasted like icing sugar mixed with water drizzled over the cake.
Carrot Cake Average Score: 7.5
Next time: Jamie. We have asked him not to do a fruit cake. The one that got away: Smritee. 16 months later, Smritee has never lost the drinks dash and been forced to make a cake.
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