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    This document provides recommendations for team building games to meet different goals around relationships, communication, and problem solving. It lists various games, their estimated duration, ideal number of players, and cost. Games are categorized based on whether they aim to foster quick fun and learning, strengthen speaking and listening skills, or improve collaboration and performance. The document emphasizes considering one's goals, time, players and budget when choosing a game and highlights the importance of debriefing after any activity.

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    This document provides recommendations for team building games to meet different goals around relationships, communication, and problem solving. It lists various games, their estimated duration, ideal number of players, and cost. Games are categorized based on whether they aim to foster quick fun and learning, strengthen speaking and listening skills, or improve collaboration and performance. The document emphasizes considering one's goals, time, players and budget when choosing a game and highlights the importance of debriefing after any activity.

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    How To Pick A Teambuilding Game-TW2023

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    Philippe Vaneberg
    This document provides recommendations for team building games to meet different goals around relationships, communication, and problem solving. It lists various games, their estimated duration, ideal number of players, and cost. Games are categorized based on whether they aim to foster quick fun and learning, strengthen speaking and listening skills, or improve collaboration and performance. The document emphasizes considering one's goals, time, players and budget when choosing a game and highlights the importance of debriefing after any activity.

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    THE “PERFECT” GAME

    FOR TEAM BUILDING


    Consider you goals, time, players, & budget.

    RELATIONSHIPS
    Quick experiences for fun and learning

    $ Helium Stick (20 mins; 10+ players)


    $ Team Dynamics Thumball (30 mins; 2+ players)

    $ Get-to-know-you Thumballs (10+ mins; 2+ players)

    $ TeamWriter (20 mins; 4-10 players)

    $$ Challenging Assumptions (20; 4 small groups) Community

    $ Puzzle (4+ players)

    $ Fast Traxx (20 mins; 4 players) COMMUNICATION


    Strengthen speaking & listening skill

    $ Seeing the Point (15 min; 4-16 players)


    $ Blocked Perspectives (45 min; 6-30 players)

    $ Murder Mystery (30 min; 5-27 players)

    PROBLEM SOLVING $ Zin Obelisk (30 min; 5-8 players)

    $ Colourblind (45 min; 4-28 players)


    Improve collaboration & performance

    $ Murder Mystery(30 mins; 5-27 players)


    $ Marshmallow Challenge (45 mins; 3-5 per team)
    $ Pipeline Challenge (15 mins; up to 12 players)
    $ Seeing the Point (15 mins; 4-16 players)
    $ Tangrams (30 mins; 4-15 players)
    $$$ Colourblind (45 mins; 4-28 players)
    $$$ T-Trade (negotiation)
    (60 mins; 3-6 players) DON’T FORGET TO ASK...

    Debrief

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