For corporate team building, I suggest Seattle team building cooking events hosted by the parent corporation. The members of the corporation’s core teams will be put into groups, each using their own existing skill sets such as innovation, organization, and attention to details while having fun and learning new culinary skills at the same time.
The best part of a San Diego cooking party is that you don’t need prior cooking experience. Each participant assists as much or as little as they want to. However, the goal is to promote a cooperative effort to produce the tastiest cuisine. Working together is really the only way to accomplish that if each team is given a time limit.
Ideally, the company conducting this competitive cooking teambuilding exercise will provide the food, chefs, non-alcoholic drinks, the equipment, and the clean-up afterwards. You provide enough employees for 2 or more teams of eager participants who will have a terrific time learning new cooking skills, building relationships with co-workers, and eating the results of their efforts. If not, you can always go back to the boring team building exercises like trust falls and personal sharing time.
Mitch Peders
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