The Power of Play in the Workplace
The power of play in the workplace extends far beyond simple team-building activities or casual Friday events, representing a fundamental approach to fostering creativity, innovation, and problem-solving.
When organizations integrate playful elements into their work culture, they create environments where employees feel more comfortable taking calculated risks, sharing unconventional ideas, and approaching challenges with fresh perspectives. This playful mindset can lead to breakthrough solutions that might never emerge in more rigid, traditional work environments. Research shows that play activates neural pathways associated with creativity and learning, making it a valuable tool for professional development and innovation.
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VIDEO: Leading Groups on Twennie; Assigning and Managing Prompt Sets
Prompt sets are structured collections of short, actionable learning tasks. They’re designed to be completed in small bursts of time... typically 20 minutes or less, and many take less than five minutes. They help teams build awareness, test ideas, and develop habits in a low-risk space. Twennie includes dozens of prompt sets covering a wide range of topics from proposal strategy to communication, leadership, and teamwork.