While team bonding and team building may seem like two phrases for the same activity, the two are in fact extremely different. Knowing the differences between them will help you better plan which event is more likely to suit your brief, both are integral to developing a group of tight-knit co-workers who work effectively and efficiently together in order to achieve a series of set goals, but what is the difference?
Team Building:
According to wikipedia, the definition of Team Building is a collective term for various types of activities used to enhance social relations and define roles within teams, often involving collaborative tasks. It is designed to improve the efficiency, rather than interpersonal relations of a team. Something with an outcome.
Team Bonding:
What is team bonding? While it’s much harder to find a true definition of it, everything we have found over 34 years in this industry point to a collective term for various types of activities, used to enhance social and interpersonal relations amongst team members. So… in short, the fun stuff!
Something from this, something from that and a little bit of extra magic.
Compete like athletes in Athens with our wacky take on the Olympics games.
Can you find a way to transport the precious cargo across the great ravine?
A package dedicated entirely to what is widely regarded as the most popular sport on the planet!
Feel like a kid in a sweet shop, but you’ll have to build it first…
Escape to the Great Outdoors and try your hand at some of Britain’s treasured past times
Design, build & market, before pitching the dragons. You had better get your figures right!
Write the theme tune, sing the theme tune… Plan, star, direct, shoot & premiere to your peers
Take on a mission like no other and spy on your local surroundings…
Puzzle pieces make no sense on their own, but when you put them all together…
Our physical and mental tasks will make you scratch your head – Sometimes we use crystals…
Retrace the footsteps of the great Ernest Shackleton and encounter a struggle of scenarios
