Chain Reaction
Chain Reaction Team Building
The Chain Reaction program was inspired by the Rube Goldberg machine, a mechanical device that works in a complex way to achieve a simple task.
In groups of 6-8 people, you and your teammates will design your own Rube Goldberg-inspired machine that performs a simple task in a very complex way. This program can work in two different ways: competitive or collaborative. First, you are subdivided into smaller teams to create individual Rube Goldberg machines. However, you can also choose to work together in a larger team to make a BIG one.
This activity requires some serious collaboration and communication skills between employees to create innovative designs. Participants are given the opportunity to build communication, collaboration, and troubleshooting skills while working together to build a seamless device.
Annual events, corporate mergers, department outings, product introductions, or international team integration events are the perfect opportunity for this team building activity. Participants can range from 10-5000 and the activity takes approximately 75 minutes to 90 minutes.
This Program Includes
- Professional host
- Cozy indoor location
- 1.25 hour program
- Awesome game materials
- A prize for the winning team
- A professional event location with free parking
- Guidance in Dutch/English
Team Building Elements
This activity is super useful for teambuilding sessions or training sessions. The following elements come into play
- serious cooperation
- creative
- competition
- communication
- spatial insight
- strategic thinking
- troubleshooting
- fun
Example Program Chain Reaction with ADD UP 2
- arrival
- drinking package
- chain reaction
- snack platter
- delicious BBQ
Team Building by UP Events
Collaboration is the key to success in this team building program, whether you take a competitive or collaborative route. Chain Reaction is a great way to strengthen relationships, let the creativity flow, and test strategic thinking. Have you ever made your own Rube Goldberg machine? What did you use to make it?
Price Chain Reaction
Are you with less than 10 people, book for 10 people.
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