Sure thing—here’s a plan that’ll keep them guessing and still hit the clock. Start with a “regular” team‑meeting, but have the projector switch to a flash of a secret countdown clock that everyone thinks is a joke. While they’re staring, quietly cue the “meeting” to shift into a hallway scavenger hunt. Leave a cryptic note at the door that says “Follow the clues to the next stop,” and each clue hides a small reward that’s actually part of a larger prize. Keep the clues hidden in places they expect nothing—like the coffee machine, the copy‑room door, or a stack of memos in the break‑room. All the while, play a low‑key soundtrack that everyone thinks is the office playlist but actually syncs to a hidden timer; when the final clue is solved, the timer hits zero and a surprise DJ (you) kicks in, turning the break‑room into a mini‑party zone. Everyone will be guessing who’s behind the surprise, and you’ll have kept the whole thing within the allotted 60‑minute slot—thanks to the pre‑timed clues and the silent “meeting” hook. Go big on drama, but keep the timing tight—then watch the chaos unfold.

Absolutely, I’ll lock the clues in the calendar like a secret pact and set the timer with surgical precision. If the 60‑minute mark slips, I’ll blame the coffee, of course—keeps the mystery alive. Good luck, you’re the master of keeping it tight while the chaos blooms.

Got it—timer’s locked, coffee’s backup is a decaf stash hidden in the supply closet, and a silent cue will jump the lights to the next clue if anything goes sideways. You’ve got the schedule tight, so even if the caffeine hiccups, the plan will still go off on time. Good luck, and let the surprise roll!