Wednesday, March 14, 2012

The Right Kind of Employee






Hear the phrase "team creating" and quickly your thoughts conjures up an image of a conference space where executives are gathering personnel to conduct a boring meeting or telling them about the significance of developing coordination inside team.

As a manager, you have a tough job of balancing roles amongst a captain, element psychologist, cheerleader, buddy, coach and visionary. You may want to go for team making activities to rekindle their inspiration and get them going. But do you see your workers groaning when you say the word team making? That is since it has been boring till now! Don't limit your activities to just the bored, oops, the board space! Venture out with your personnel with these enjoyable activities to see the wonders they can do for your team!

Helium stick This is a straightforward looking game but it really is not so. Line up your employees in two rows facing every other. Tell them to extend their arms and point out their index fingers. Spot a extended, lightweight rod on their index fingers. Ask the group to preserve the stick horizontally balanced. The team has the challenge of lowering the stick. At all occasions, all the group member's fingers must be touching it. Having said that, mysteriously, the stick will rather go up since of the upward pressure of the index fingers! The team has to communicate to gradually bring the stick down.

Mine field Objects are put in random places in an outdoor or indoor setting. Objects such as bowling pins, balls, bags and even furniture in an indoor setting, act as mines. The person has to guide his/her blindfolded partner so they can avoid mines and reach the other end of the 'field' safely.

Zoom Participants are handed out random photos. They have to arrange them in a sequence to create a story. Having said that, the game involves a twist. They have to do it with out seeking at others' images. Participants should talk to every single other and sort out the sequence of photographs. It requires men and women to develop perspective talking and communication skills. Survival scenarios




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