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Office Games and Team Building
The sun is shining, and summer is in full swing. Time for some team building days.
It’s been a tough couple of years and maybe now is the time to start showing appreciation to staff with office games and team building. Office games are a great way to bring people together. They help to break down barriers and allow colleagues to meet and engage on a different level.
Tennis
Wimbledon 2022 is just around the corner which is the perfect time to turn your car park into a temporary court and have a workplace competition. A great way to get some exercise and have healthy competition in the office.
Walks and Hikes
Make the most of what will undoubtable be a short Irish summer by taking the team to the cliffs of Moher, Salthill, the Bray Cliff Walk or any of the country’s numerous scenic locations.
Who Am I?
Here’s a great free game that teams of people can play together and is a great way to introduce new staff members, break the ice or just have a laugh of a Friday afternoon before close of business for the week. It also works for those working remotely so everyone can get involved.
This game involves players sticking the name of a celebrity onto their heads. They don’t know which name they have on their own head.
The lead person can then start asking the team questions about the character on their head. And the questions can only be answered with a “yes” or “no”. For example, “am I a musician?”.
When people in the office are out to have a good time, it removes that “I just have a job” attitude. It makes people want to be at work because they know that they don't need to focus all their energy on accomplishing the tasks at hand. It helps form a sense of inclusion and in time of hybrid and remote working we all need to come together somehow to fulfil or work duties and much needed social interaction.

