There is a game called hollow square where a hollow square is divided into ten/twelve pieces. One half of the team have the ‘plan’ and have to brief the other half by word only to complete the puzzle
Ian Redpath
Ian Redpath
There is a game called hollow square where a hollow square is divided into ten/twelve pieces. One half of the team have the ‘plan’ and have to brief the other half by word only to complete the puzzle
Ian Redpath
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University Associates Exercise
Hollow Square: A Communications Experiment written by WH Schmidt and A Shedin was published by University Associates in the 1970s in Volume II of their Handbooks. Its goals were to study dynamics involved in planning a task to be carried out by others, planned by others and explore both helpful and hindering communication behaviours in assigning and carrying out a task. I ran the exercise (more times than I can remember) as part of a management training course for first line managers and am happy for you to contact me for more information. jenny.kevan@compair.com
Hollow Square
I have ran this exercise in our Manager Development Programme. A communications exercise with planners and workers. It is a great exercise to see how people say thay communicate well with others and proceed to do the opposite. Feel free to contact me if you want any further info. david.mclean@jobcentreplus.gov.uk
Sales 101
You can download the hollow square team game with Sales 101.
http://www.sales-101.co.uk/product/hollow-square/