Team Mission

Activity description

The “Team Mission” is an immersive activity that plunges participants into captivating scenarios where collaboration and communication are essential for success.
Inspired by various themes ranging from space missions to post-apocalyptic survival, this activity presents stimulating challenges that push participants to work together to solve complex problems.
Whether it’s a rescue mission in the forest, a scientific scenario where humanity must be saved using chemistry, or a strategic photo rally in the heart of the city, each team must demonstrate creativity, strategy and synergy to accomplish its mission.

What does it impact ?

• Optimizing collaboration and work quality : This activity places participants in situations where cooperation is the key to success.
  Working together as a team to solve puzzles or accomplish challenges strengthens collaborative abilities, thereby improving the quality of work within the company.
• Stimulating innovation and creativity : Whether the proposed missions are based on mountain survival scenarios or scientific simulations in a room, they encourage participants to think outside the box and use their ingenuity to find solutions.
  This stimulates their creativity and encourages innovation in their approach to work.

What should the organizer prepare ?

• Select the mission scenario and environment that best aligns with the team’s goals.
• Set up a space conducive to immersion, equipped with the necessary materials for the challenges (tablets, accessories, etc.).
• Clearly communicate roles and rules before the activity begins.
• Ensure the availability of guides or facilitators to supervise the teams.

How to achieve our goals on the big day ?

• Divide participants into balanced teams to encourage collaboration among members with diverse skills.
• Use surprise elements throughout the activity to keep participants engaged and energized!
• Incorporate challenges that require creative thinking, such as building objects or solving complex puzzles.
• Ensure that each team has the opportunity to lead a part of the mission to develop leadership within the group.
• Conclude the activity with a reflection session where teams can share their experiences and what they have learned.

See what has been done elsewhere 👋

• During an immersive space mission at the Cosmodome, a team from Laval took their role so seriously that they proposed credible technical solutions to improve the simulator, even surprising the on-site facilitators.
• In Norway, a green technology company organized a mission in the fjords. During this activity, one group had to improvise a raft to cross a frozen lake, demonstrating their ability to adapt to unexpected situations. This episode created a memorable moment where everyone laughed at their rudimentary but effective “boat”!
• Employees of an adventure tourism company in New Zealand participated in a mission in the Fiordland region. During the activity, a group encountered a flock of sheep that followed them for much of the journey, turning this mission into a hilarious and memorable experience for all participants.
• In Ireland, a film production company organized a survival mission in the Connemara hills. During the activity, participants had to improvise a shelter during an unexpected rainstorm, which pushed them to be creative while strengthening team spirit.
• A Swedish interior design company offered a mission in the forests of Småland to stimulate innovation. Participants had to use only natural materials to solve a series of challenges, and one of the teams created a true work of art using stones and branches.
• In Argentina, an airline organized an orientation mission in the Andes. One of the highlights of the day was when one of the teams lost their compass in a river, forcing them to rely entirely on their instincts and sense of direction. This not only boosted their confidence but also led to a day full of laughter and amusing stories!