Getting Through the Tough Times: Outdoor Employee Activity
We’re all struggling to get through whatever it is we’re going through right now. Layoffs and budget cuts have drained employee morale in most workplaces. HR is looking for ways to energize employees, take their minds off all the bad news, and encourage them to just appreciate life.
Outdoor activities have often been a way to do this. You get away from the workplace, let your hair down, and just flat out let go. Perhaps something like this:
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I’m just repeating what I heard in the clip: “holy shit.”
That was incredible. I have to wonder how many of those dudes have D-I-E-D doing it?
I have been the beneficiary of flying dreams and I love them. What fun. I think I’d rather watch than do at this point in my life.
Thanks John!