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Tag Archives: classroom team building activities
Ice Breakers and Team Building Games for Meetings
How many meetings have you been to that are just the same old thing — boring gatherings you cannot wait to leave. Most meetings are poorly managed and non-productive.
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Indoor Team Building Exercises and Meeting Icebreakers
Using icebreakers and team building exercises can make meetings and team events more productive, fun and energizing. Continue reading
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High Performance Teams
This morning you arrived at work early to check on a special project. As you enter the building you hear excited voices coming down the hall. As you walk through the office door, Mary, your Sales Manager, notices the surprised … Continue reading
