Guide · 5 min read
Team building: what HR should do
How to plan team building that people actually enjoy and that improves how teams work together - not just a one-off party.
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Colleagues bring a dish from home, with the story behind it - a delicious way to share cultures, regions, and family recipes.
Open the sign-up list a week early and ask people to note vegetarian, vegan, and allergen details.
Arrange food by category with labels, and invite each cook to say two lines about the dish.
Let teams queue by turns so no one rushes, and keep serving utensils separate for every dish.
Run a small, friendly vote - “Best dish story”, “Most unusual dish” - rather than a strict competition.
Share the recipes in a shared document afterwards.
Run HR, attendance, leave, and payroll in one place, and spend your time on the activities that make work better.
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An afternoon of carrom, chess, table tennis, board games, and card games that lets people from different teams mix and compete in a relaxed way.
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A friendly knowledge league - company trivia, general knowledge, film, sports, and food rounds - played in mixed teams over a lunch break.
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