This quick icebreaker activity is pretty basic and involves participants to introduce themselves to the group. The introduction, apart from the name, and position in the company, should offer a humanizing “little-known fact” about the person. Everyone is free to choose what they want to share...
If you're tired of the same old meeting format, you're not alone. Shake up your next meeting's vibe by adding an icebreaker to get things rolling. Once everyone laughs together and interacts, ideas and discussions flow naturally. Before you know it, your meetings will become the place eve...
The first few minutes of the meeting—especially when you’re waiting for people to join—can be awkward. As a team leader, take the responsibility to break the ice. You could ask about people’s weekend or their hobbies. Asking a common question is one of the best team meeting ideas to...
Have them write their findings and discuss them in the meeting. In addition to being fun, this activity can surprise participants as they get to know different aspects of communication. Engaging Presentations George Doyle/Stockbyte/Getty Images Use different methods to present the meeting content. F...
20. Work in some ice breakers HeadBox is a big fan of ice breakers because, old-fashioned or not, they just plain work. In order to start meetings with the right energy, leaders at HeadBox initiate a game or activity that gets people up and moving. Most of the time the mechanics of ...
then an activity during which we used esticky notes to cocreate the information in the other sections. We time-boxed our work on each of the sections, then followed up with a discussion, which helped us resolve any questions that people had about any of the ideas that others have posted....
If there’s anyone new in the meetings Dan asks them threeice-breaker questions. The first two: Who are you? How long have you been at HubSpot? The third question is something a little quirky, such as “What’s your favourite cheese?” or “Where was the last place you traveled to?
An ice breaker is an activity, game, or event that is used to welcome and warm up the conversation among participants in a meeting. Ice breakers range wildly, from simple one-question answers to elaborate team games. All ice breakers are designed to help the participants get to know one an...