Team Building Details Tip | The Little Things are the Big Things

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A successful event isn’t just about picking the right event and venue, it’s about the little things too. There are a few more team building details that goes into it. If your team is fired up and ready to win the scavenger hunt, game show or make the best chili, the last thing you want is for all that enthusiasm to come to a screeching halt because your planning didn’t allow enough time for setup.

Plan out the details for the entire event, including having enough time to set up and break down the event. Then, build some buffers into your plan to account for the inevitable last minute surprises.

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“Never neglect the details. When everyone’s mind is dulled or distracted, the leader must be doubly vigilant.” – Colin Powell

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Team Building Details Tip | The Little Things are the Big Things