Here’s why team building in Washington DC is important: Great teams produce great work. By investing in your team’s well-being and happiness, you’re showing your employees that you appreciate the work they do and care about making an investment in job satisfaction and professional growth. We’ve created a comprehensive list of the best team building […]
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Team building is one of the most important investments you’ll ever make. When you demonstrate to your employees that you genuinely appreciate all of the hard work they do and invest in your team members’ well-being and professional growth, you’ll see a drastic improvement in overall employee satisfaction, engagement and retention. That’s why we’ve put […]
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Here is our list of the best team building games. Team building games are fun activities that promote team bonding amongst coworkers or employees. Examples include Balloon Questions, Tied-Up, and Frostbite. These activities encourage teammates to increase collaboration, develop problem-solving skills and improve communication. These activities are examples of inexpensive team building ideas. This list […]
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As a remote team, we geek out over virtual team building. We’re always looking for ways to bring our team closer together. But over the years, we’ve learned that online team building is much different than in-person team building. So, we made this list of fun virtual team building activities for remote teams. The goal […]
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What do you get when you combine the thrill of an Escape Room with the energy of a Museum Hack tour at the Metropolitan Museum of Art? A whirlwind, narrative-based, team building puzzle we call Escape the Met! What’s an Escape Room? For the uninitiated, Escape Rooms are a phenomenon that have taken the “escape […]
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What do Stripe, Facebook, Google, Adobe, and SalesForce have in common? They’re all part of a growing list of companies that have done team building activities in San Francisco with Museum Hack – and they’ve all loved it. Museum Hack is a renegade museum tour company that works with businesses and other organizations to help […]
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Awkward silences, tense meetings, busy work days. These are all situations that can benefit from fun icebreaker questions! Designed as simple team building activities to help ease employees or groups into a little team bonding, icebreaker questions don’t need to be as scary – or boring! – as they seem. When an icebreaker is properly […]
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This article is all about team building movies. Why? Because sometimes the best way to motivate your team is through good old fashioned storytelling. Stories transform our thinking and inspire us to do great things. Great stories (and movies about teamwork) not only entertain, but they bring people together through shared experiences and help build […]
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It’s true that many animals thrive alone, living solitary lives, e.g., Shere Khan in the Jungle Book (Hacky Fact: “Shere” means “Tiger” in some Indian dialects and that’s the same “Khan” as Genghis Khan). But we’ve noticed that there are a whole lot of furry and scaly creatures out there that survive on collaboration and […]
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History is massive. It covers war and famine, revolutions and renaissances, rises and falls. But sometimes, we just want to know about a specific piece of history. It’s easy to imagine a sports team wanting to learn about the birth of hockey or dinosaur geeks hanging out with fossils, but what about a yogurt company? […]
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Anyone in charge of a team has probably heard the phrase, “team building”. It has become a buzzword in the business world and for good reason. Maybe you didn’t already know this, but team building is really important. It can help your team work better together and improve the overall function of your company. We’re not […]
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Nick Gray is Museum Hack’s CEO and Founder. He works with businesses and museums around the world on creating unique and innovative experiences that bond teams and engage audiences. Today, he shares ideas on how he fosters growth and creativity within the Museum Hack team. Three months ago I had a Eureka moment… “The best investment I can make […]
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