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How a Game Reconnected Three Warehouse Shifts

Team Building Activities

240 participants

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What We Designed

Format: “Warehouse War” — an immersive game built on real logistics challenges

Theme: “From conflict to coordination” — a shift-wise transformation through movement and metaphor

Mechanics: Every task mirrored a real friction point: packaging errors, route planning, communication under pressure

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Core Game Elements

  • Blind relay obstacle courses (trust under pressure)
     

  • Packaging panic zones (attention to detail under time constraints)
     

  • “Logistics Sudoku” — strategic route optimization
     

  • Cross-shift mixed teams and rotating leadership roles

Designed for Operational Flow

We ran four game waves across shifts with no interference to operations — every employee joined on their own turf, in their own rhythm

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Why It Worked

Because it wasn’t external. It was embedded. We didn’t pull people away from their reality — we helped them reframe it together. The space stayed the same. The dynamic changed completely

What Changed

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+15% boost in internal eNPS (highest score of the year)

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40% drop in HR complaints in just one month

Shift-to-shift collaboration improved visibly within weeks
 

A grassroots initiative — “Job Swap Days” — emerged and scaled organically

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The Initial Challenge

After a demanding season, team spirit was at an all-time low. Three shifts operated like separate worlds — disconnected, misaligned, and increasingly frustrated. Lunches and quizzes hadn’t worked. What the team needed wasn’t another break — it was a breakthrough

Through our diagnostic phase, one insight stood out: people didn’t want entertainment — they wanted relevance. So we brought the energy into their environment — and reimagined the warehouse floor as a live strategy zone

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