For Teams
Effective, highly communicative teams are the backbone of any successful organization. {THE AND} Team Building Edition will help your team discover the power of asking better questions.
This is the tool to build more effective and meaningful connections, improve communication dynamics, create an empathic work environment, develop positive candor, and drive highly effective collaboration on your team.
Effective Teams
Turn chaos and miscommunication into effective environments for highly effective teams. Break down barriers, remove misunderstandings, and discover the hidden potential of your team while giving them the tools they need to reach their full potential.
Whether you’re a leader looking to form a new team, a manager looking for ways to optimize your team's effectiveness, or you're simply looking for a new and creative way to encourage team building and cohesion within your group or organization, {THE AND} Team Building is the perfect solution.
This card deck is a fun tool for starting meaningful conversations and strengthening team connections. It’s really a guided activity with well-crafted questions that encourage thoughtful discussions amongst colleagues. The prompts are great for work teams or any group looking to improve communication and collaboration. Some questions are more suited for professional settings, but they can easily be adapted for any group. Overall, it’s a simple yet effective way to bring people together and build stronger working relationships.
I gave to my coworker who often leads team building activities. It looks like a good tool to help make team building more interesting and engaging vs the usual slog. They were appreciative of the gift and we'll try it at our next team retreat. It's an easy "game" where you can basically ask/do what's on the cards.
I would definitely recommend this to teachers or people taking kids on field trips.Any sort of group event activity?These are really good questions for everybody to kind of work through
If you're new to {The And} you have to try this out! These are great conversation starters, for many different populations. This is my fourth set, and they are great go to for teams, colleagues, strangers, friends, family, etc. Love the time and effort this team put into crafting questions.
This is a review of an Amazon Vine item. That said, I try to be honest and open in all my reviews.(Please see the enclosed pictures.)This is a great activity to improve understanding and cooperation in a corporate setting.It is listed as a game, but it is not a game as there is no scoring and no winners or losers.What it is a guided activity that guides groups through increasing understanding of each other through clever questions.My team loved this set of cards. I think that you will too.
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This is a review of an Amazon Vine item. That said, I try to be honest and open in all my reviews.(Please see the enclosed pictures.)This is a great activity to improve understanding and cooperation in a corporate setting.It is listed as a game, but it is not a game as there is no scoring and no winners or losers.What it is a guided activity that guides groups through increasing understanding of each other through clever questions.My team loved this set of cards. I think that you will too.
Got this team-building deck to use as writing prompts in my team-based HS senior class. There are loads of great team-building questions to generate good for thought and structured discussion. Some of the questions are clearly aimed at corporate settings, but can easily be adapted with minor changes to other scenarios. I have used a couple as pre-discussion writing prompts, and it has yielded far more focused discussion and a much better understanding of team needs, which has helped my students be more cohesive & respectful in their work together.This is a great resource for anyone trying to understand or build a collaborative culture in a group, but you should not depend on being able to grab-and-go on the fly.
This card deck is a fun tool for starting meaningful conversations and strengthening team connections. It’s really a guided activity with well-crafted questions that encourage thoughtful discussions amongst colleagues. The prompts are great for work teams or any group looking to improve communication and collaboration. Some questions are more suited for professional settings, but they can easily be adapted for any group. Overall, it’s a simple yet effective way to bring people together and build stronger working relationships.
I gave to my coworker who often leads team building activities. It looks like a good tool to help make team building more interesting and engaging vs the usual slog. They were appreciative of the gift and we'll try it at our next team retreat. It's an easy "game" where you can basically ask/do what's on the cards.
I would definitely recommend this to teachers or people taking kids on field trips.Any sort of group event activity?These are really good questions for everybody to kind of work through
If you're new to {The And} you have to try this out! These are great conversation starters, for many different populations. This is my fourth set, and they are great go to for teams, colleagues, strangers, friends, family, etc. Love the time and effort this team put into crafting questions.
These are great thought provoking questions for teams of any sizes, neatly organized in a nice presentable box.
Brought this to work to use with the team during out leader syncs. Everyone draws a card and answers their question. There are some really great super impactful and thought provoking questions in the deck. Everyone on the team loved the activity and we are going to be doing it weekly now. My leader loves it!
My team LOVES these cards. I’ve used other ice breaker cards but these are next level. Deeper and get to quality conversations, not surface level. Good storage box.
Dislike: the generic instructions that made it sound like it was a one-on-one relationship (i.e., sit across and face individual). Additionally, cards have symbols (i.e., heart, ear, faces etc.) but nothing indicates what they mean.Like: The overall quality of questions. No what color do you like? or what power do you wish you had? Good quality questions that touch on thought process, leadership, and insights.
I got these for my student employees. I always hire new students, who need training, and building a great team is a part of that training, which is essential. These cards are perfect for team-building meetings. I would not hesitate to use them for any team, whether at school or in business.
I've used these with my team a few times now and everyone loves them. The questions are both deep and easy to answer at the same time. They are really good conversation starters and get team mates engaging in meaningful discussion.
I am a human resources manager and ordered these to hopefully use with new hire orientation, but these can be used in a number of different ways to facilitate office team building. The directions tell you how to use them with one-on-one as well as group discussions. I will probably look through the questions and determine how to best use them.
I use these as an ice breaker for meetings. They have done wonders with getting our meetings started on a high note!
Needed something for an ice breaker - this was wonderful for a new team to actually talk to each other
My team love these cards. We do them every Friday afternoon. Some cards are deeper than others. Love the mix of questions!
We use the cards at our daily huddle at work to get to know each other better. They help build a stronger leadership team.
Used for my teams corporate retreat, and the team loved it! They really felt like they got to know each other better
I work with engineers and scientists. They enjoyed the challenge of answering new questions and thinking about old ones in different ways.
I took these into my Practice Manager's office and introduced her to this game. We each took three cards, and she was immediately blown away. I recommend getting this if you are struggling to bring your team together or struggling with the management team. Be prepared for some eye-opening and honest answers.