B. Employment Investigation Starred testimony is required so the Records Office has enough evidence to prepare a genuinely personalized file. Please provide at least a short sentence for each.
7. What does this animal appear to believe their job is? * Don't invent a title. Tell us what they actually do; the Bureau will handle classification.
8. What are they exceptionally good at?
9. What do they spend an unreasonable amount of time doing?
10. What do they monitor, guard, inspect, supervise, rearrange, destroy, collect, hide, chase, climb, dig, stare at, web, or otherwise concern themselves with?
C. Character & Conduct
11. How would you describe their personality? *
12. What do they absolutely love? *
13. What do they dislike, fear, avoid, or strongly object to?
14. What regularly gets them into trouble?
15. What do they do that makes you laugh? *
16. Strange habits, rituals, routines, expressions, sounds, or behaviors?
17. What happens when food arrives? This question was added following the Kronk investigation.
18. Preferred food, reward, or compensation
G. Public Employee Registry — Optional The Bureau occasionally celebrates documented employees through the Public Employee Registry, New Appointments, Employee of the Week, Service Anniversaries, and Swinford Commendations.
No — keep this personnel matter private. Yes — my employee may be publicly recognized using an approved photograph, first name, Bureau job title, and approved public details.
Purchaser contact information, private questionnaire responses, payment information, and other private case material are never included merely because Registry permission was granted. Permission may be withdrawn later.