Improv for Business
Corporate Improv Training and Team Building
These days, more and more people are struggling to find the balance between work and play. That’s because they see them as separate things.
We’ll show you how to use the power of play in your work, using improv games and exercises. So instead of just getting through the day or aiming for the weekend, your team can connect, and enjoy what they do, whatever the situation.
Improv helps with creativity, adaptability, communication skills, team building, brainstorming, and overall job satisfaction. That’s why start-ups and Fortune 500 companies alike are embracing play as part of their culture.
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BENEFITS OF IMPROV FOR BUSINESS
“In a business world that’s more uncertain than ever it pays to be able to think on your feet. That’s why some business schools are using improvisation classes to teach skills such as creativity and leadership.”
Why using improvisation to teach business skills is no joke. – CNN
“Through improv, we can work on anything from leadership, to influence, to adaptability, to crisis management. We can help people’s communication skills. We can show them how to stay focused, in the present moment, at a very high level.”
Improv comedy and business: Getting to “yes, and.” – Slate
“In fact, studies have shown that people can improve their communication skills and lower their anxiety with regular practice. Improv’s low-stakes training increases the likelihood that team members will feel comfortable communicating in a variety of work situations.”
Why Improv Training Is Great Business Training – Forbes
“Even if you never make anyone laugh, these techniques can make you more open minded and better at communication and collaboration.”
3 Ways Improv Can Improve Your Career – Fast Company
“Work and play are words used to describe the same thing under differing conditions.”