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The document describes a training exercise that involves multiple activities designed to demonstrate how effective and ineffective communication can impact teamwork and goal achievement. Participants are split into groups and complete tasks like moving a ring along a human chain, assembling puzzles with limited sharing of pieces, guiding blindfolded partners through an obstacle course, and building a collaborative story one picture at a time. The purpose is to show how communication helps or hinders efforts and can prevent or cause conflicts from arising in workplace settings.
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