The document describes 3 management games to promote team building and problem solving skills. Game 1 has employees create marketing plans to sell random office items. Game 2 has employees take tissue paper squares and share personal facts in return. Game 3 challenges a group to lower a stick from waist level to the ground while maintaining contact, testing communication, planning, and concentration. The purpose is to encourage bonding, creativity, and evaluate how teams work together to solve problems.

1. Management Games

2. Game No. 1
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3. What’s on your Desk?

4. Rules
• Bring any item from your desk. (e.g.) pen, water
bottle, hand bag any thing which can be sell.
• The specific item will be your ‘product’ for
selling.
• You have to come up with name, slogan and
marketing plan for the object.

5. Brainstorming!

6. Write your Idea!

7. Presentation Time!Presentation Time!

9. Purpose of the Game
• This activity is useful for marketing and design
teams to explore their skills.
• How much challenging the team is?
• It promotes creativity and problem solving.
• It also promotes brainstorming among the team
members.

10. Game No. 2
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11. Take what you need!

12. Rules
• Ask everyone to sit around in a circle.
• Pass around the roll of tissue paper or tell them to take
as much as they think they’ll need.
• Going around the circle, each person has to share a fact
about themselves for every square of tissue paper they
took. So, if someone takes 10 squares, they need to share
10 facts about themselves.

13. Let’s play the Game!

15. Purpose of the Game
• This activity is particularly beneficial
when new employees are hired.
• It encourages communication, bonding,
and helps the employees learn more about
their colleagues.

16. Game No. 3
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17. Team Building Game

18. Rules
• Everyone holds out their index fingers at waist level.
• Then place the stick on top of their index fingers.
• As a group, you must lower this stick to the ground
without even a single person on the team losing contact
with the stick. (if someone lose the contact with the stick
you must start again)
• Game will continue until the group maintain its balance
with the stick.

20. Purpose of the Game
To check:
•How they solve the problem
•How they plan
•How they communicate with each other
•Concentration of the group