Team Building Activity
September 25, 2008 – 6:28 am by Gurinder Kaur
On 24 Sept evening, HR organized the Team Building Activity for all the employees in the organization. We had kept two games for the event. One was Frog Relay Race, where a field was set and four people were made to sit on four corners of the hall. A person has to hop like a frog and reach the other end where his other team member is waiting for him to start the second lap and so on till the fourth person making a relay race. It was so much fun watching the participants hopping from one corner to other like a frog! Out of five teams (Link Building Team, D-Company Team, NumeroUno Team, Spiders Team and Admin Team) Link Building Team stood as a proud winner completing the race in just 23.5 secs. The other game was Make a Pyramid; A pyramid was made on the table using thermacol glasses. Teams have to make a similar pyramid on the other table lying close to the first one. Only four members could participate in this game. Team members were provided with a rubber band with four ribbons tied to it, they were asked to hold the rubber band with the help of ribbon only and use the rubber band to pick the glasses one by one to make the pyramid. Sounds interesting!!! It became tough for the teams to actually do it…..and that was not all the game master told them to make it in 2 minutes only! All except one team got disqualified and NumeroUno was the only team who stood as winner in this game. Catch the glimpse of the event in the pictures below.
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