Well this is a good PT in my opinion because it gives people the opportunity to think about what it would be like to hold one of the most important jobs in the league. And, as someone who (in my opinion) redfined the position as rookie mentor head, I don't say this lightly. Rookie Mentor used to be an absolute joke of a job in which people got paid to do nothing. Now, we have people popping in an proving instant help. That's the most important job of a rookie mentor, in my opinion. Because, believe it or not, most people don't want to be held around by the hand for an entire day learning the ins and outs of the league. People want to learn at their own pace, and most people come into the league thinking they're pretty savvy at football or at the internet in general and so they think they can figure it out on their own. So I find that most people just prefer you to be ready at a minute's notice to help them. That's how I'd go about it. But otherwise, I would focus on the tasks that are set up in the rookie PT. I would teach them how to find everything on the site, how to update, how to watch games, and how to check stats. These are the biggest barriers to entry, in my opinion, and frankly, it makes sense because its not necessarily user friendly--but its what we have right now.
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