Hi All,
I'm planning to celebrate Diwali in my organization, and the employee count is 180 members, but the participation level is very low. I request your help on how to organize, which games we can play, and something related to team building or motivation. Please help.
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I'm planning to celebrate Diwali in my organization, and the employee count is 180 members, but the participation level is very low. I request your help on how to organize, which games we can play, and something related to team building or motivation. Please help.
From India, Surat
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Put some attractive gifts for the winners to motivate them and make it compulsory for every department to participate in one activity. You can organize Rangoli competition, Diwali decoration in each department, Best homemade sweet competition, Best motivational Diwali message that can even be in the form of a short drama, Diwali Card making competition.
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Navdeep Kaur
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P.S.: I provide manpower solutions globally. Please contact us for your company's manpower requirements, or I would appreciate it if you could refer me.
From India, New Delhi
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Regards,
Navdeep Kaur
+91-88028 61217
P.S.: I provide manpower solutions globally. Please contact us for your company's manpower requirements, or I would appreciate it if you could refer me.
From India, New Delhi
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U can organise some games,make a attire theme n motivate them with the information of gifts for ms/mr...
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Hello Snehalu,
Diwali is celebrated from Kashmir to Kanyakumari. Ask the people from various states about the celebration in their place. Take some material from the internet also and put clippings, printouts, or handwritten messages on the notice boards. You will find all different rituals, sweets, stories, beliefs, etc., about Diwali.
V. Raghunathan
Navi Mumbai
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Diwali is celebrated from Kashmir to Kanyakumari. Ask the people from various states about the celebration in their place. Take some material from the internet also and put clippings, printouts, or handwritten messages on the notice boards. You will find all different rituals, sweets, stories, beliefs, etc., about Diwali.
V. Raghunathan
Navi Mumbai
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Hey, you can disburse bonuses along with gift vouchers and gift items. Additionally, you can organize a dance party for your employees and ask them to come in the dress code defined by the company. Everyone will enjoy and remember you forever. You can also add some funny punishments at the party for those not in dress code, such as dares, truth, dancing wildly, or catching someone with closed eyes and dancing with them. This way, you can make the day great.
Chill HR
From India, Gurgaon
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