There’s no getting around it; you’re shut in your house and you’ve ran out of movies and TV shows to stream on Netflix. You’re watching the clock tick by, flickering through the same channels over and over again, all the while knowing something better is out there. But self-isolation and social distancing doesn’t have to

Working from home has been a challenge on teams everywhere. From trying to keep positive to making sure communication remains strong, virtual team building activities have become a key way to engage remote employees. So, to bring you the best of this new take on team bonding, we’ve scoured the internet in search for some

As we continue to muddle through this new, online workplace we’ve been thrust into, it becomes increasingly difficult to think of inspiring ways to break through the monotony of all work and no play. So how do you keep employees and colleagues motivated, when face-to-face team building and office socials are out of the question?

With the new year just over the horizon, many companies will be entering the first stages of planning their 2021 kick-off conference. Lockdown restrictions make it likely that businesses across the world will be holding their event online, with many organisers daunted by the task of making it as engaging as an ‘in-person’ event. So

January. Everyone’s least-favourite time of the year. The Christmas decorations are down, the weather’s miserable and the next bank holiday isn’t until April. After the excitement of Christmas and New Year, it all feels a little deflating. So how do you re-motivate staff ready to smash 2021 when face-to-face team building is out of the

As the UK gets into Lockdown Part II, Coronavirus has got businesses across the country scratching their heads as to how to celebrate and reward hard working staff this Christmas. Understandably, spirits have been quashed of late and many workers are feeling a little deflated after the events of 2020 and the restrictions on socialising with colleagues and