Homework with halloween candy

If you are really strategic, you can do what we sometimes do. Typically one neighborhoods in the area will have "Trick or Treat" on an earlier day. Send the kids to this neighborhood to collect candy and then give this candy out on Halloween. Yes, you might consider that cheating. I consider it "recycling".

Each idea has been marked with a recommended time of use: before or on Halloween.) This activity is adapted from Customer Experience Insight. Start by picking a day of the week before Halloween (we recommend Friday – a day closer to Halloween and where agents are most likely to need an engagement boost!).

What you’ll need: Several rolls of toilet paper. Divide your customer service agents into groups of no more than 6. Assign a manager or supervisor to each group (If you don’t have enough on-duty supervisors or managers, choose your most senior agents to volunteer to be mummified as well).

If you take a gallon of milk from the floor and put it in the refrigerator, that would take about 30 Joules of work. Assuming a 100 percent efficiency from candy to energy, 2 kg of candy would be 39 million Joules (3.9 x 10 7 J).