We are very excited to announce the launch of the 100 Point Challenge in Paris, one of the most fascinating cities for culture and history in the world!
When people hear that it’s time for an office team building activity, skepticism is usually one of the most common reactions. Ricky Gervais’ The Office has made it rather easy for us to envision an awkward sharing circle with your company’s version of David Brent, or an “uh-oh” moment when your colleague fails to catch your blindfolded boss as she crashes to the ground.
We all enjoy getting out of the office from time to time to do something fun with our colleagues. If you are looking for a unique team building activity for your next company outing in Sydney then we have a few ideas for you. From Axe Throwing to Trapeze flights… and everything in between!
We all enjoy getting out of the office from time to time to do something fun with our colleagues. If you are looking for a unique team building activity for your company kick off in Copenhagen then we have a few ideas for you. Let’s start the list with something peculiar, and strangely Copenhagen...
A company kickoff activity is a great opportunity to bring people together to improve professional relationships and enhance communication around a work meeting or project activation. However being told you need to organise the company kickoff activity can be an unenviable task! There is a lot to think about... and sometimes pressure from upper management too. So here is a step-by-step guide on how to plan and execute your next company kickoff activity.
Remote Rendezvous- an entirely online team building game, with a blend of collective and individual tasks which can be played together, but from any location- including from inside your apartment. Teams complete a short, targeted collective task every day for 5 days, and receive interrelated individual tasks which, when completed correctly, form clues for the final collaborative challenge- a multilayered, cryptic riddle.
When people hear that it’s time for an office team building activity, skepticism is usually one of the most common reactions. Ricky Gervais’ The Office has made it rather easy for us to envision an awkward sharing circle with your company’s version of David Brent, or an “uh-oh” moment when your colleague fails to catch your blindfolded boss as she crashes to the ground.
Approximately half of all textiles are made of cotton. However, unfortunately the crop is environmentally unsustainable, and according to WWF it takes 2,700 litres of water to produce a single cotton t-shirt (enough water to sustain a person for 900 days). Until recently, we used cotton bags as part of the 100 Point Challenge. However, we have recently decided to replace the cotton bags with recycled PET (rPET) plastic foldable shopping bags. Bags made from rPET have the lowest environmental impact compared to alternatives made from natural materials. Even though we are a small business we feel it is important to do what we can to minimise our carbon footprint, and the new bags are a small step in the right direction.
100 Point Challenge Amsterdam event leader Anne-Marie is also the co-founder of an exciting new company- Out of Office Workations. They are helping shape the future of how we work. We interviewed Anne-Marie to find out what a Workation is, how it can benefit teams, and her experience so far.
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