dmc

Yep, possibly. As I say, would need to think about how it could actually work. Maybe have the managers being the followers, and have more junior staff telling them what to do for once

love the idea of building a bridge strong enough to stand on, but pretty sure I'll not have the budget for that scale! I'm thinking something around the idea of communication - people trying to build a set without knowing what it is, only building based on instructions passed from other team members. Person building never sees the intstructions etc. Maybe to encourage the idea of commucation, instruction, listening etc. Need to think of suitable sets (cheapish, won't take 2 mins to build, but won't take hours!). Dunno, feels like there might be possibilities there though :-) Some great ideas here so far, keep them coming :-)

Oooooo, Lego Scrum is interesting... something parts of the dept use, so that might be great. Will have a look at the other ideas, thanks!

hmmm... interesting idea. Something like the Lego game where you have to build something and get others to guess maybe. Could be fun, although need to think about the "team building" bit I guess. Good thinking though.

Hi, Been challenged with coming up with a team building exercise for work. As my desk is covered in Lego, this seems an obvious idea to combine the two :-) So, any one got any ideas? I've seen the Serious play stuff, but that's a bit large scale (at least a day, maybe more). I've got a couple of hours to do something. Group is fairly large - maybe 50 people so would need to be several teams. Tower building? How to get team building ideas into that? Seen something fairly complex around profit etc that might work, but sounds difficult to explain to a large group! Different sets, with different teams having missing bits? No instructions, one team telling another team how to build a set by describing pieces and where to place them? Any ideas? Or even better, any experience of doing this sort of thing? Failing that, has anyone actually done the Lego Serious play stuff? Looks interesting, but they don't seem to have anything small scale that would work for a couple of hour slot that I can see... Cheers! Darren