Indoor Team Building Games
These indoor team building games all have a theme, but don’t be rigid about that theme. You’ll be surprised at what jumps out when you least expect it. So don’t be too attached about what the activity is all about. Just follow the link at the bottom of the each indoor team building game to get the detailed description If you find them valuable, please add your own activity at the bottom of the page. It will be great if we can all learn from one another. If you want some general background on how to use these indoor team building games, follow this link.
Trust: Red/BlueThis is a powerful, fun activity (mind you…they all are). People are divided into two random groups and then have to make simple choices. The underlying question is whether these choices are made from a position of emotional trust...and if it is, everyone ends with a win/win situation. Or it can be made from a position of being sceptic and to avoid. I have used this activity very successfully in relationship programs between management and unions. Read more...
Creating a Productive, Supportive Working Environment: The MazeThe team need to find a route through a grid through trial and error. They get a fictional $15 million to complete the activity. For every minute they use they lose $1 million. So if they complete the activity in 13 minutes, their profit is $2 million and so on.
This is a great activity to let people experience how an environment of trust, accountability, energy, honesty and support can enhance the bottom line. It also highlights how fear of failure can stop people from being more productive. Read more...
Leadership and Empowerment: The Bucket ExerciseThis activity shows how a developmental leadership style...a style of empowering employees can make the company more productive. It also shows how frustrated employees get when they don’t see the bigger picture and if they are not empowered. Read more...
Change Management: Diminishing ResourcesThis activity is about change. People have to move around on newspaper squares while you take them away. It simulates a changing environment and the objective is for the participants to see change as an opportunity and not a curse. Read more...
Here’s a link to some more indoor team building activities. And if you want a step-by-step process on how to conduct your own team building program by integrating these activities, follow this link And please remember to add your own activity if you think you have a great indoor team building activity to share with us. 
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