#Set alarm for 35 minutes how to

This might also require checking the toilets, turning off lights or appliances, and that kind of thing, in which case have a checklist at the exit reminding them what to do. Eject all non-keyholders from the building and lock up / set the alarm.The conversation goes: 'tag', 'sorry, no, I'm already leaving', 'curse you, fiend!'.

Probably common-sense, but since I called this an algorithm I'll state it explicitly: having tagged another keyholder, a keyholder may decline (refuse to acknowledge) tags directed at them, in which case whoever tried to tag them must find someone else. This other keyholder thereby becomes tagged. Find another keyholder, say to them 'tag', and receive acknowledgement of the tag.It might as well be people who are likely to leave late, to save a lot of unnecessary checking right at close-of-play, so if you have people who typically work 10-6 instead of 9-5 then they are good candidates to start out tagged every day.ДЄ tagged keyholder is not permitted to leave the building for the day without first doing one of two things: This could be decided in daily standup, or could be the same person/people every day, provided that when that person isn't in, someone else becomes tagged in their place.

#Set alarm for 35 minutes how to

The algorithm works if everyone is a keyholder, however at a minimum you can't be a keyholder if you haven't been shown how to work the alarm and this algorithm.ДЄt the start of the day, at least one keyholder and preferably more becomes 'tagged'. You could use a different name if there are no keys. This is because the last one out didn't just set the alarm, they also locked up, for which they each had their own set of keys. I worked for one employer with an algorithm for this (yes, it was a software company, why do you ask?).Д¬ertain people are designated 'keyholders'.