As St. Patrick’s Day approaches, you’re looking forward to holiday celebration and enjoying the company of others. Did you know that legend says that each leaf of the clover means something: the first is for hope, the second for faith, the third for love and the fourth for luck?
St. Patrick’s Day has many traditions. Beer is one of the most prevalent. Pub crawls originated in England during the late nineteenth century. Drinks were a form of bonding with peers and having a grand old time. Using trivia as a corporate team building activity arose from the world of pub quiz nights.
Casual drinks with a coworker can increase conversation and create a more personal relationship. During a Pub Crawl Scaventure, you’re taught to be your own drink enthusiasts, trivia fanatics and smart skeptics.
Each crawl revolves around the concept of celebrating one another. If work has been straining on you, what feels better than a company social? The best part of the pub crawl is the level of creativity you can utilize. If you’re in Boston, you can stick to a Boston sports team theme, or base your crawl on historical roots.
Does beer really make for good team building? Alcohol isn’t for everyone. Determine if you should serve:
- Can Everybody Drink Responsibly?
- Is Everyone of Legal Drinking Age?
- Is This a Group of Drinkers?
- Will Alcohol and the Activity Mix?
- Have We Run Into Problems Before?
If beer isn’t the right fit for you, mocktails and culinary delights also help build strong bonds. Create a custom crawl for your team. Unlike other pub crawls, which focus mainly on imbibing, our journey includes mind games, scavenger hunting, plus delectable trivia.
With this Irish holiday being only a few weeks away, why not go out with some co-workers and create a personal bond. TeamBonding has provided companies with unforgettable memories for many years.
Have you participated in a pub crawl with co-workers? What’s your favorite team building theme?
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