Active Listening in the Workplace: Hone Your Team’s Listening Skills
When team members go beyond merely hearing their colleagues’ words, and engage in the dialogue to understand diverse perspectives, that transforms workplace interactions into active listening and collaboration. In this post, we will delve into the significance of active listening in the workplace in fostering a culture of communication, understanding, and collaboration within your team.
Art of Giving Charity Event: Video of the Week
As the year comes to a close, it’s often a time to feel grateful for what we have – and to share with others who might be less fortunate. Those who take part in our Art of Giving charity event, painting a beautiful multi-panel mural that is then donated to a hospital, shelter, or other […]
The Power of Teams – Amazing Things Can Happen
“No one can whistle a symphony. It takes an orchestra to play it.” – H.E. Luccock Have you seen this article about some of the world records officially broken this year? It’s a beautiful testament to the power of team building; when a group of people serve a singular purpose, amazing things can happen! Case […]
Competition to Collaboration™: Video of the Week 3
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Catapult Teambuilder: Video of the Week
Know what’s insanely fun? Launching objects both really far and really accurately. Those who’ve dreamt of defending their castle from invaders will find our Catapult teambuilder program a dream come true, and even those who’ve never touched a slingshot in their lives will find it exhilarating, collaborative, and a spectacularly great team building activity.
Medal Games: Video of the Week
Our facilitators have seen some simply incredible breakthroughs at Team Olympics programs for corporations throughout the country. From desk-bound executives finding physical skills they never knew they had, to quiet introverts giving full-throated cheers when their team beats their best time at an event, the memorable moments are many. What we often hear, though, is […]