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Team Building
| Motivation Exercise: My Life Curve |
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::  :: Exercises, Team Building , Communication Skills, Motivation
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In this exercise, delegates get to examine their past and represent it in a visually exciting way. It encourages individuals to open up and share what they think of their most important experiences in life. Ideally, it is better to carry out this exercise after other exercises or ice breakers so that delegates would have become more familiar with each other before participating in this exercise.
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| Team Building Exercise: 3 Facts |
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::  :: Exercises, Team Building , Exercises for Kids
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This activity encourages delegates to pay more attention to little details provided by their team mates. The idea is that knowing these facts about your colleagues can help you to understand them better and have a better relationship with them. This exercise works best with a group of people who work together on a regular basis.
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| Team Building: Here is the Star Candidate... |
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:: :: Exercises, Icebreakers, Team Building , Motivation
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This activity allows delegates to find more information about their colleagues and represent them as a potential model employee for their company. This exercise encourages team building by recognising and respecting team mate’s knowledge and expertise and help to build better team relationships. This activity can be used for people who already work with each other since it emphasises their good qualities. The exercise can also be used as an ice breaker to get people to know more about each other.
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| Creativity Exercise: Expand and Shrink |
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:: :: Exercises, Team Building , Creativity, Decision Making, Problem Solving
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When engaged in a brainstorming session on productivity, you want to maximise your search efficiency in order to systematically explore all areas and get the best from the time spend on the problem. A great way to do this is to expand and shrink the problem so you can come up with new ideas, get rid of the bad ideas and move forward.
Effectively, you can use the following 5 techniques:
- Expand. Expand the problem by thinking of new associations on all directions.
- Reduce. Reduce the scope.
- Reverse. Come up with something opposite to explore new avenues.
- Eliminate. Remove those ideas that don’t make any sense to reduce your search space and increase the efficiency of your brainstorming. After all, you can’t spend forever on this topic so you need to setup boundaries.
The following exercise helps the delegates to use this method.
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