Team Building Activities? (for work)
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melbalalala
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Name: Melissa
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Team Building Activities? (for work)
I am a consultant to a team that is asking for a team-building activity.
Everyone that I have researched are all so cheesy and way too physical.
Has anyone ever participated in or run a team-building activity at work that they actually liked?
Im talking, in a conference room, problem-solving kind of stuff?
TIA!
ETA: We are all Federal employees, mostly Economists and computer specialists. The budget is pretty much non-existent. Just things I can get from our supply room.
Message edited 7/18/2007 11:22:54 AM.
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Posted 7/18/07 11:19 AM |
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leighla
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Name: Lauren
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Re: Team Building Activities? (for work)
Do you have a budget?
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Posted 7/18/07 11:20 AM |
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MikesWife
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Name: Karen
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Re: Team Building Activities? (for work)
What is the profession of the people you are working with?
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Posted 7/18/07 11:20 AM |
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melbalalala
Little Lady
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Name: Melissa
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Re: Team Building Activities? (for work)
No budget really, just using the supplies we have in our supply room.
Federal Economists would be the audience, and computer programmers.
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Posted 7/18/07 11:22 AM |
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SweetestOfPeas
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Re: Team Building Activities? (for work)
not that this is what you're looking for, but several yrs ago we did a rock climbing team building event and it was SO awesome! I think it was in Plainview - indoors obviously
Message edited 7/18/2007 11:23:42 AM.
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Posted 7/18/07 11:23 AM |
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Michelina627
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Name: Michelle
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Re: Team Building Activities? (for work)
I used one for my students - they thought I was nuts in the beginning, but then loved it.
Basically, I handed each student a paper clip, and gave them a few minutes alone to come up with uses for a paperclip. Then broke them into teams and had them discuss other uses. Believe it or not, some groups came up with up to 50 uses for the paper clip.
The point: working together helps get results. No one had gotten that many on their own.
We then discussed how their brainstorming helped to motivate each other, etc.
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Posted 7/18/07 11:23 AM |
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