Five Differences Between Team Building and a Team Activity

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Knowing the differences between team building and team activity is important. At Team Building with Taste, we get calls all the time from people who are looking for “team building.” But after a few questions, it becomes obvious that what they are really interested in—and have budgeted for—is a simpler, “team activity.” What’s the difference?…

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Why Your Team Building Event Should Be More Like a Roller Coaster Ride

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I bet you remember almost every roller coaster ride you ever took. Why? You were TOTALLY engaged, and the experience played on a wide range of your emotions. Most types of team building event fail to engage people’s thoughts and emotions. Think about the anticipation you felt when you first strolled through the amusement park gates.…

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Multiple team building MVPs…but only one chef's hat

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At the end of each Team Building with Taste event, we ask the competing teams to nominate an “MVP” for their team. Frequently it’s the best cook. Other times it’s the best “project manager.” Occasionally, it’s the person that stays out of the way. The one constraint is that we only have one chef’s hat…

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Team Rewards and Cooking Team Building

When thinking about Team Building, it’s easy to look at the end goals like productivity increases or working past relationship dynamics between employees. These are, after all, often the point of team building exercises. Team rewards, incentives, prizes, and recognition are all equally important to providing a safe and fun team building environment. Employees respond well…

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