#TeamJBO Hamburg on a Treasure Hunt

Platzhalterbild mit grauem Hintergrund, einer hellgrauen bergähnlichen Form und zwei Kreisen, die eine Sonne und einen Mond darstellen.

On September 11, 2025, our Hamburg team set off on an exciting Monkey Quest treasure hunt through HafenCity. For around 2.5 hours, we solved puzzles, explored hidden corners of the city, and – most importantly – strengthened our team spirit. A big thank you to everyone who joined and made the evening such a fun experience! 💙 Events like this are part of what makes TeamJBO special – combining teamwork, curiosity, and plenty of good vibes outside the office.

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