You know what they say about “all work and no play” … not only does it make Jack a boring kid, it can really sap your team’s productivity, motivation, and morale. We all need to balance positivity with purpose, and when your staff’s interpersonal relationships consist only of work, there are no fond memories to get you through tough times. These are the answer; however, meeting everyone’s tastes in your planning can be difficult. Today we review 5 fun and unusual that can really help bring that team together firmly!
1. Secret Agent Adventure
This cool corporate event idea involves running around your main city pretending to be Nicole Kidman and George Clooney … or maybe Liv Tyler and Bruce Willis! His team receives a file containing mission details, maps, travel tickets, and a digital camera. Smaller teams will have to race around town … lots of talking points at this corporate event!
2. Percussion workshops
These have become quite popular in recent years. Drum workshops are a great way to get a lot of people involved and are much more geared towards team building than other events. Co-workers learn to work in synergy. There is a selection of percussion instruments and people will need to work together to transport and configure the experience as well.
3. Go karting
Karts are a great driving equalizer, even the most experienced drivers are baffled by their different weights and the sensation of turning at 40 – 75 km / h with the bottom just inches off the ground. You should be able to choose between karts of different powers; people can select their power range at first, determining how fast and furious the event will turn out! Many go-kart tracks have specialized programs that include catering and friendly competition formats. Try to have your team keep jokes about male and female drivers to a minimum when trying to develop team spirit … or at least keep the volume down!
4. Team cooking events
No, not just cooking classes … team cooking events! The name of this corporate event is not just for marketing purposes, it is actually a very team oriented event. There are no leaders or followers in team cooking, no special skills required, no wet weather cancellations … and best of all, you can eat everything you make!
5. Circus skills workshops
If you have a team mostly full of people who are willing to give it a try … a corporate circus skills event will be talked about and remembered for many years to come! They cost just over $ 100 per person, making them comparable to ‘Secret Agent Adventures’, though quite a bit more than corporate events like go-karting. There are plenty of activities even for people who are worried about coming home in one piece – juggling, hula hoops, and devil sticks are a lot less scary than learning skills like building a human pyramid!
