A twist on the classic Desert Survival Exercise. Useful for exploring communication, decision making and teamwork. In this activity, participants must pretend that they’ve been shipwrecked and are stranded in a life boat. Each team has a box of matches, and a number of items that they’ve salvaged from the sinking ship. Members must agree which…
A nice team exercises that allows you to explore a range of topics including problem solving, planning, leadership, communication, team roles and decision making. Works best face-to-face but not impossible to run virtually with forward planning. DOWNLOAD NOW
A detailed group decision-making activity taken from the Decision Making Power Hour Session. Use to encourage debate, communication, decision making and even presentation skills. DOWNLOAD NOW The complete Decision-Making Module may be purchased HERE (remember to use your discount code for 20% off).
A twist on the classic Desert Survival Exercise. Useful for exploring communication, decision making and teamwork. Here’s how to run it… Part 1 – Individual decision Distribute the scenario to each delegate and give them 5 minutes to decide how they would rank the items in terms of importance to their survival. Part 2 –…
Bored of the arctic survival or escape from earth exercises? Why not add an ethical aspect to the decision-making process? In this twist of the normal decision making exercises, delegates must work together to decide who gets a kidney transplant! There’s no right or wrong answer… it’s the decision-making process that matters. Thanks to Natalie…
This model by Bain and Co outlines the key roles that people play in the decision-making process, and how (by understanding who is in which role) we can make better decisions faster. DOWNLOAD NOW
Everyone has to make decisions in their everyday work. Many of these decisions are routine, and require little thought or analysis. Some decisions are unusual, complex, or have wide-ranging implications, and require a detailed and thorough approach. This session will cover how we make decisions and introduce some decision-making techniques that can be used to…
Most people’s jobs require them to solve problems and identify potential solutions. This session looks at some of the problem solving techniques that can be used to do this. Here, problem solving is concerned with the definition of the issue, and identification of possible solutions/courses of action. Selecting between those possibilities is about decision making…
