In business, it’s easy to think that what works for another firm will work for yours. Of course, in many cases that’s not entirely out of the question. For example, if another firm has success with a certain accounting software and you work in a similar industry, then perhaps it could work well for you, too. No beverage brand will market itself as being “bland, unable to quench thirst and the opposite of refreshing” simply because its competitors are pushing the opposite line.
However, while the macro decisions regarding how you structure your business can change over time, it’s true that the nuance of how those choices play out can be different from business to business. To use a larger example, it might be that you want your web copywriting to seem professional, capable, and informative, but perhaps you’d like yours to be a little more irreverent than the rest. These nuances can define more than you would otherwise imagine.
The same goes for even the simple things that seem obvious, for example, team building exercises.
For many professionals, team building exercises are a fun and enjoyable day out, promoting collaboration and connection. But what if this were customized for your business too? Let’s discuss that, below:
Ensure A New Environment
Team building is all about fortifying connections and capabilities alongside one another. As such, it must be in a new environment outside the confines of work. Heading to a cooking competition or class might seem like a great day for your office staff, but for a restaurant brigade? Well, you can see how this might not work out.
Emphasize Play
Play is how we learn. It’s easy to think that play is just a side luxury that reasonable adults should have left in childhood, but that’s never a good idea. Play is how we learn to be people, to share with others, and to try new things. As such, you might bring your team to an Ashland Birthday Venue and enjoy a range of fun exercises, those that require team building like sports or other team activities like laser tag. It may seem like an exercise in recreation, but good communication, working towards a goal outside of the office, and even good plain fun will build bonds stronger than any other method. Of course, you can customize how the play is delivered based on the age, interests, and mutual skills of your team.
In The Community
All business premises have to be located within some kind of community, even if that’s on an industrial estate boarding a town. Getting out to help with fundraisers, charitable drives, sports events and more will help you build up your team cohesion and appreciation for the area, while also enjoying the nuanced and unique needs of your particular community. That might involve enjoying the local fun run or cheese festival, and using what’s there will provide a sense of authenticity from the top down here.
With this advice, you’re sure to see how team building can be customized for your business in the best possible light.
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