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The Project You can almost feel the tension and the enthusiasm when the delegates delicately set out the dominos. With only a limited amount of time available they have to create a domino cascade. Just as in any project, different teams work on sections of the cascade pattern. There are countless challenges to be met and specific requirements to be fulfilled in the process. |
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| How It’s Done After
the starting shot, the group begins to work feverishly. Coordinated by
‘facilitators’, they concentrate on developing solutions for the
various construction challenges. Again and again you hear: “Oh no, not
again” when someone accidentally knocks over a domino and, in a split
second, demolishes a part of the painstakingly constructed domino line.
Only the built-in “Emergency Stop” – remove two of the domino from the
chain – interrupts the premature chain reaction. Finally everything is
ready, the interfaces and crossovers between the various sections of
the cascade are checked. Everything is ready for the release of the
chain reaction. At least three quarters of the domino must fall. To
achieve this, the teams have to develop a feeling for the correct
distance between the domino and, in various test phases, to get to
grips with the operational reliability of the twists and turns,
crossover points, height differences and other challenges. The
“facilitators” ensure a smooth flow of communication between the
sub-teams and repeatedly invite the whole group to up their motivation
by performing self-developed team rituals. Delegates (min / opt / max): 5 / 15 / 30 |
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