Anchor Team Building

The Anchor staff likes to take part in team-building activities that showcase their camaraderie, creativity, and collaborative spirit. From interactive games and problem-solving challenges to outdoor exercises and shared laughs, the photos capture a vibrant atmosphere of trust-building and teamwork. These moments reflect the strong interpersonal connections and positive energy that define Anchor’s dynamic workplace culture.

An escape room is like living out your own real-life mystery or adventure movie. You’ll search for hidden clues, crack codes, solve puzzles, and unlock secret compartments. It’s not just about logic—communication, teamwork, and sometimes thinking wildly outside the box are key. You might find yourself rearranging books to reveal a hidden panel, interpreting strange symbols, or piecing together a shredded document under pressure.

The moment the hatch sealed behind us, the hum of the submarine simulator kicked in, and blue lighting washed over everything like we were drifting deeper into the abyss. Our mission? Investigate a sunken underwater laboratory that had mysteriously gone offline decades ago.

The room was dim and bathed in eerie aquatic hues. Giant screens displayed flickering sonar readings, and the air carried a faint, mechanical whir. We scattered, inspecting rusted control panels and sealed specimen containers. One friend spotted a trail of glowing algae leading to a locked drawer. It held a half-decayed logbook with fragmented research notes and a cipher scrawled in the margins.

Solving the code triggered the lab’s emergency power—and that’s when things got tense. A klaxon began to sound, and flickering lights revealed a silhouette through the observation window. Just a mannequin, thankfully—but perfectly placed for a jolt of adrenaline.

We had to navigate an elaborate series of pressure valves, chemical formulas, and even a simulated flood scenario to reach the lab’s core. The final puzzle involved balancing the oxygen levels across the habitat using a 3D model of the station. With mere seconds left, the “escape pod” hatch unlocked, accompanied by the low rumble of simulated thrusters.

We surfaced giddy and breathless, as if we’d just returned from the Mariana Trench itself.