Name that
Risk (Tier)
Risk (Tier)
A drywaller operating in Alaska
What is Tier 1?
Mo’s favorite rapper
Who is Drake?
This SSH loves food and the finer things in life
Who is Ishan?
The month and year was Shepherd incorporated
What is December 2020?
The brokerage that Nancy Rogge works at
What is American Global?
This tier always pays Shepherd 7.5% fee and the broker 12.5% commission
What is Tier 4?
The name of this slope
What is Heavenly?
This SSH chose crypto over Shepherd
Who is Ben G?
These are 10 of the 14 channels that have 11 members
What is 10 out of:
Appointments
the-lab
Introductions
product-engineering-design
This is the second largest of Shepherd’s reinsurers
What is QBE Re?
This tier contains cities from Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Missouri
What is Tier 4?
The artist of this song
Who is Odesza?
This SSH met her husband at a startup competition
Who is Layan?
This is the emoji Justin asked everyone to react with when they confirm they have read important HR slack posts
What is a taco?
The origin of “Grind & Bind” comes from this phrase
What is “Find it, Bind it”?
A contractor that performs crane rental operations in Boston
What is Excluded?
This country is the largest producer of coffee in the world
What is Brazil?
This SSH once spent 8 months in India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka
Who is Lisa?
Danil did not say this line, options:
“i am feeling like a bad boy”
“I burnt my tongue with Cheetos”
“Congratulations on being born here”
“If you know nothing you know everything”
What is “Congratulations on being born here”?
This person is tied with Brian O’Reilly for the most all-time gratitude shout-outs in Shepherd monthly updates with 3
Who is Ty Harris?
A dredging contractor in Pennsylvania Amish country
What is Tier 2?
The correct water to grinds ratio for a single origin pour over of blue bottle coffee
What is 16:1?
This SSH once worked at a startup in London
Who is Natalie?
Added the third-highest number of reactions in January 2020
Who is Avi?
The number of commits Justin has made to gg, brooklyn, and alchemist combined (+- 15%)
What is 44?