Games Trainers Play Outdoors

Games Trainers Play Outdoors
By:Kroehnert
Published on 2004-05-01 by Tata McGraw-Hill Education

In Games Trainers Play Outdoors, best-selling training author Gary Kroehnert presents a collection of 75 new and classic exercise, simulations and activities conducted outside the traditional 'classroom' environment. All are tried and tested, and all are deigned to bring a breath of fresh air to your training program.In the world of workplace learning, outdoor training offers the immediate benefit of improving trust and team awareness, as well as increasing individual self-confidence and self-esteem.When incorporated into an effective training program. These low-to-medium-risk activities lead to higher team productivity, lower turnover rates and a more enjoyable work environment.Games Trainers Play Outdoors can be incorporated into a wide range of training environments-from an ongoing professional development program for seasoned executives to the special challenges of transition management during re-organisation.

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