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‘Ready for an Adventure?’ One Company’s Race Around Boston


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When a manager puts a corporate outing on his or her employees’ calendars, the typical response tends to be groans, eyerolls, and at best, shrugs of passive acceptance. After all, corporate events aren’t exactly the most thrilling way to spend one’s time. Whether it’s an annual meeting, training session, or company offsite, these sort of events usually include lame leaders, awkward icebreakers, and dull seminars on professional development.

That wasn’t the case yesterday, however, for Santander Global Facilities who embarked on an urban adventure organized by TeamBonding.

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‘Ready for an Adventure?’ One Company’s Race Around Boston

When a manager puts a corporate outing on his or her employees’ calendars, the typical response tends to be groans, eyerolls, and at best, shrugs of passive acceptance. After all, corporate events aren’t exactly the most thrilling way to spend one’s time. Whether it’s an annual meeting, training session, or company offsite, these sort of events usually include lame leaders, awkward icebreakers, and dull seminars on professional development.

That wasn’t the case yesterday, however, for Santander Global Facilities who embarked on an urban adventure organized by TeamBonding.

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