Just wanted to take a moment to recruit for the hottest branch of Dunder-Mifflin Infinity, the MD-Frederick office!
To join this group, follow these simple directions:
1. Visit Dunder Mifflin Infinity and register for a new account.
2. After providing email and other log in information it will ask you whether or not you want to be a Regional Manager or a regular employee. Select no, regular employee.
3. When choosing the branch to join, select MD-Frederick.
4. In the box asking for the Branch Hiring Code, insert: qc8ggnya2n
5. The application will be received, continue on towards completing the Employee Profile.
As Gabasha already noted, the first task is to create a logo to be used. You will see that I already gave my best effort… Too bad Photoshop can’t be used. 
This is a really fun thing for NBC to be doing, and I think that we can make a great team. They do have to manually approve a bunch of things, so if it takes a little longer then normal, don’t worry, it will happen.
With all of the committed LITO readers, we can be sure to have the greatest group ever. Let’s get to it!
Will this be strictly LITO members? Cause I signed up for Dundalk when this site first opened…
@BaltimoreGal It isn’t strictly for LITO members… It will just be fun to do it that way. If you want to change offices, in the employee profile section, click re-apply, and it will take you back to where you choose you branch location.
Thanks for doing this Jake! I was already signed up for another team, but I will transfer to the LITO team of course!
I will switch too — Frederick, MD is only 15 minutes away from me. An easy commute!
i donno, the commute from illinois to the east coast is pretty killer… especially at rush hour. this is a tough decision
@boourns17 It will be worth it… I promise.
Hey Jake,
I know the first assignment is due. I signed up to switch branches but I’ve only gotten an email saying “your app. has been received”. Hope I don’t miss the deadline…
I, too, switched branches to Frederick, MD and got an email, but I am still in Duluth. It’s too cold in Duluth.