From the desk of Murali, NLP Trainer Dear friends, Kindly find attached some interesting games and icebreakers which you can use it in your training programs. Pl do give your valuable feedback.
From India, Madras
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Thank you for guiding and providing wonderful icebreakers.
Could you help me with something? I have to conduct Corporate Training for TIME MANAGEMENT, and for that, I need some indoor activities to make the session interesting. Please assist me by Saturday.
Regards, Shikha
From India, Indore
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Could you help me with something? I have to conduct Corporate Training for TIME MANAGEMENT, and for that, I need some indoor activities to make the session interesting. Please assist me by Saturday.
Regards, Shikha
From India, Indore
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Hi Murali, Greetings! Thanks for your HR games. It’s really useful during training. Please do post some more interesting games on team building. Thanks & Regards, Jagadish Patnaik
From India, New Delhi
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From India, New Delhi
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Dear Murali ji,Its very very interesting. Every one must observe it. Organisation may conduct a 'Sports Commettes' and engage such events.Regards,PBS KUMAR
From India, Kakinada
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From India, Kakinada
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Dear Murali, Really superb ................ It helped me a lot in conducting games in my organisation with lots of fun & Enjoyement Thanks & Regards' Punitha Arunachalam
From India, Tirunelveli
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From India, Tirunelveli
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Hi Murali, I’m yet to view the posted games !! But by the posts, I could feel their relevance... Shall post once thru with them Regards, Ashish
From India, Ghaziabad
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From India, Ghaziabad
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Hey.... Thanks the games are really nice...... Can u please suggest me with some online games or activities that can be held for employees who are on sites...... Basically Online games ..........
From India
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Thanks Man............... For the first time I m going to TEAM OUTING and I m the one who is organizing. So many thanks to you...................... God Bless............
From India, Hyderabad
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From India, Hyderabad
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Hi Murali, Thak you for this, this is really going to help me as we are planning an outing for our employees in the coming week. Reards Lakshmi
From India, Hyderabad
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From India, Hyderabad
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Very nice games...
Well, just reading through those games, I thought of a game that we used to play in our school days, which could be used for enhancing communication skills.
I'll name it as: "Very Filmy"
Team of 8-10 employees (2 Writers) = 10-12 Employees
Content:
1) Make up a story in English (preferred language)
2) Genres included: Action, Horror, Comedy, Romance, Suspense, etc.
3) Story Time: 5-6 Minutes.
Note: More rules can be implied based on the conditions.
Rule: 1 employee -> 1 line; Can speak after 4 attendees (if needing to include more).
The first series will be done in a serial order and then randomly, so that everyone will get at least one chance. It's a type of group discussion; once you speak, no one can judge your point, and others must continue the story.
The aim is to create a very "creative" and, of course, funny story. This activity helps in understanding the importance of listening and group communication.
Folks, I would like to know your views on this activity.
From India, Nagpur
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Well, just reading through those games, I thought of a game that we used to play in our school days, which could be used for enhancing communication skills.
I'll name it as: "Very Filmy"
Team of 8-10 employees (2 Writers) = 10-12 Employees
Content:
1) Make up a story in English (preferred language)
2) Genres included: Action, Horror, Comedy, Romance, Suspense, etc.
3) Story Time: 5-6 Minutes.
Note: More rules can be implied based on the conditions.
Rule: 1 employee -> 1 line; Can speak after 4 attendees (if needing to include more).
The first series will be done in a serial order and then randomly, so that everyone will get at least one chance. It's a type of group discussion; once you speak, no one can judge your point, and others must continue the story.
The aim is to create a very "creative" and, of course, funny story. This activity helps in understanding the importance of listening and group communication.
Folks, I would like to know your views on this activity.
From India, Nagpur
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Hi,
We are planning some cultural activities and other fun-related activities in our organization. Can someone help with some ideas?
I am unable to download the files on the site HR. I request you to share the ideas at rashmi.mitali@gmail.com.
From India, New Delhi
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We are planning some cultural activities and other fun-related activities in our organization. Can someone help with some ideas?
I am unable to download the files on the site HR. I request you to share the ideas at rashmi.mitali@gmail.com.
From India, New Delhi
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