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TeamBonding - Where Work Meets Play (teambonding.com) has 449 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
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Nadia L.
Quality of the virtual game was much less than I expected. The teams names were not on the board correctly, the survey says platforms seems extremely outdated and there was not much engagement or visual effects that stood out. In addition, I expected to be paying for an hour and we only played for 45 min. I wouldn't recommend this virtual team building experience to anyone. There are MYCH better virtual team building games out there.
Lesley
Hi you guys were fine, energetic and funny. However the price that we paid was highly over rated, very expensive for what it was, a couple of plastic, guns, balloons and bullets. The other games were created with very little imagination, and I believe that the same game is used over and over again without be revised in any way. It seemed to have been invented for children apart from the enigmas, not for adults? So how come did it cost 3 800$? Thank you
Donata
I don't feel the folks were prepared enough for the event. They did not explain the premise in the beginning and had technical difficulties for their quiz part. They had to skip that part. They also did not organize the building of the care packages well. The instructions were not clear and it should have been organized better...especially dealing with a Supply Chain organization. The other matter is our group's main complaint of only building 26 (should have been 27) boxes for our soldiers. There should definitely be an option to up the amount of boxes and also give the option of the groups providing what goes in them. You had a Johnson & Johnson group sending items over that were not from J&J.
