Corporate parties are usually held on New Year's Day, Christmas, company birthday and professional holiday. From this, in fact, the corporate party scenario is built. In addition, you must clearly focus on the age category of the guests and, most importantly, on their sense of humor.
For young groups, corporate scenarios can be funny, comic and liberated, with a lot of draws and contests. But it will be difficult for solid adult people to bite an apple in a basin with water, or jump with a banana sandwiched between their legs. For them, traditional entertainment is more suitable: a feast, performances of artists and dances.
For a successful party, everything needs to be thought out in advance: location, design, time and budget. This is where the corporate event scenario comes to the rescue, which is essentially a detailed plan of the event.
It does not matter who will organize the holiday: a professional company or a company team. The main requirement is the maximum involvement of all guests so that no one gets bored, does not sit separately. Therefore, select contests according to the interests of employees, do not hesitate to supplement and change the plan, so that in the end you get a really original corporate party scenario.
We propose to consider the most popular contests for a fun corporate party.
"Wishes from the hat"
In one hat are the names of company employees, in the other are wishes. It is necessary to simultaneously get one piece of paper from each hat and read out what happened. For example: “We wish to leave Ivan Ivanovich the head of the department at ten in the morning,” “We wish to clean up Maria Petrovna as the chief economist,” and so on.
“What's in the plate”
The facilitator names any letter (except for s, e, and, e, b and b). Participants should as quickly as possible name the item or food that they have in their plate on this letter. Who the first called - becomes the leader. If no one could think of anything, then the presenter will receive a prize.
"Catch the candy"
Participants imperceptibly pass a candy under the table (in a wrapper so that it does not melt). The leader’s task is to catch the one who holds the candy at the current moment.
"Detective"
Several players are told that they must guess the secret fact by asking questions. Participants can only answer “yes,” “maybe,” and “no.” But in fact, no one made a secret. If the question ends with a vowel, then the players answer “yes”, if the answer is “no”, and if not a soft sign, then “I don’t know.” In the end, the "detectives" will guess how they are fooled.
"Money down the drain"
Players take the same banknote, put on the table and blow on it. Each has three attempts. Whose banknote will fly further - he won. This game can be played as a team relay.
“Make up a word”
Guests are divided into two teams and given leaflets with the task: to come up with 10 words on a professional topic (for example, the names of spare parts for car service workers, financial terms for bank employees , etc.). After that, choose an arbitrary letter, and the game begins.
"Big races"
On the table is preparing a "route" of bottles, glasses, plates, napkins. Two to three participants are given straws for cocktail and balls for table tennis. The task is to bring your ball to the finish line as quickly as possible. The rest can bet and cheer for the “favorite”. As an option - elimination races when a new challenger becomes the last player.
Competitions, which are included in the corporate event scenario, usually do not require complex organization and excessive financial costs. But they really enliven the party, allowing you to have a carefree and fun time with friends and colleagues.
Finally, we want to give you some simple tips:
- Be sure to choose a leader who will monitor compliance with the terms of the competitions, otherwise the event will turn into chaos.
- Do not forget to include more dances and dance competitions in the corporate event scenario.
“Games are best played when interest in conversations, food and dancing is already dying away, and guests need something to revitalize and cheer.”