• Nectar: Use Nectar software to encourage team building through peer-to-peer shoutouts and challenges that incentivize employee participation.
• Miro: Miro helps teams collaborate online using a digital whiteboard. This can be essential for some team building activities that require collages, brainstorming, or diagramming.
• Donut: Donut pairs employees up and make introductions for various team building activities like coffee chats.
• Kahoot!: Kahoot! makes learning fun. Whether you want to host company or general knowledge trivia, Kahoot! makes the game more engaging and competitive.
• Make Your Own Wordle: Wordle has taken the world by storm. It’s easy to make your own. Try using words often used around your office or in Slack channels.
• Feeting: Do you ever want to take a walking meeting? Working from home or the office can get boring. Use this app to stay connected while you are getting some much-needed movement.
• Slack: Tools like Slack or Microsoft Teams are essential if you are a remote company. Employees will be able to create a variety of channels around their interests, and they’ll be able to communicate during team building events.
• Zoom: Video communication is essential for team building, especially if you have a hybrid or remote team. Zoom’s video chat and breakout room features will help you immensely when it comes to building successful teams.
• SpeakerHub: Whether you want an outside speaker for a lunch and learn or workshop, finding the right person is challenging. SpekaerHub is full of potential speakers that your team can hire.