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Branch Managers
$200This Scranton boss was the star of the show for seven seasons.
$400He served as the interim manager after a corporate reshuffle.
$600This executive was once the boss of the entire Dunder Mifflin company.
$800He was the temporary replacement for the Scranton branch during the search committee period.
$1000Before settling in Scranton, she was the manager of the Utica branch.
Romance in the Office
$200She worked as the receptionist and eventually married a coworker.
$400He was the head of accounting who dated Angela for a brief period.
$600This accountant had a long and secret affair with Dwight.
$800He is the warehouse foreman who was briefly engaged to Pam.
$1000This HR representative had a complicated long-distance relationship with Erin.
Iconic Locations
$200This is the city where the main Dunder Mifflin branch is located.
$400This is the name of the place where Michael hosted the 'Dinner Party' episode.
$600The location where the company held its annual corporate picnic.
$800The name of the beet farm owned by the Schrute family.
$1000The city where the company held its convention at the start of the series.
The Party Planning Committee
$200She is the primary member of the committee who loves organizing events.
$400He tried to form a rival party group called the Committee to Plan Parties.
$600This person was often ignored during party planning meetings.
$800She was an intern who helped with the party planning for the Christmas episode.
$1000This employee was the one who famously burned his foot on a George Foreman grill.
Sales Tactics
$200The item that the Dunder Mifflin company primarily sells.
$400This salesperson is known for being a volunteer sheriff's deputy.
$600This salesperson joined the office after the merger of the Stamford branch.
$800The nickname for the top-performing salesperson who always beats his quotas.
$1000The name of the company that purchased Dunder Mifflin in later seasons.
Office Mischief
$200The name of the character created by Michael for his video scripts.
$400This is the item that Dwight often puts in jello.
$600The game that the employees play during the warehouse meetings.
$800This is the person who keeps a record of all the office pranks.
$1000The name of the fictional superhero created by Dwight.