How A Team Building Event Goes Wrong

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Overview: You know a team building activity had gone badly when your team is discouraged, or mocking the activities, or simply not reacting at all. Team building activities are difficult to prepare by nature. These activities are a method of educating and of course, the art of educating is a gift not common to everyone. This doesn't mean however, that a non-educator would be incapable of such a task. It will be done - it simply requires a thorough understanding of the team building principles and heaps of preparation.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2009 | Pages: 3

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