Visio Who’s Who

Online team building activity

You would never have imagined this about your colleagues…

Number of participants

200+ people

Duration

1.5 h

Budget

<20

891€ VAT excl

21-30

1247€ VAT excl

31-40

1544€ VAT excl

>40

38€ per additional person

Did you know that Paul can juggle like no other, that Sophie is learning Chinese, or that Nicholas walks by your house on his way to work every morning?

You think you know your colleagues; after all you spend every day with them. But finally, how well do you know them?

Amusing, light-hearted and surprising, our online team building animation allows you to (re)discover your colleagues in another light. It reveals surprising interests that you have in common, amusing anecdotes and personality traits and facets that you knew nothing about. Rest assured, you are in for a big surprise!

Visio Who’s Who is definitely the kind of virtual team building activity that is ideal for smoothing away those rough edges, encouraging synergy and enhancing collaboration among the members of your teams.

This intercollegial activity comprises:

all the animation
engaging professional staff, fans of the game “Who’s Who”, and speaking English, French and Dutch

This team building activity is accessible to all

We adapt all our activities according to your needs so that anyone can benefit from them. If you have any question don’t hesitate to contact us

In this team building activity, you will adore…

The well-oiled organisation

Playing Who’s Who is easy-peasy! Each colleague receives a link to connect to this online team building activity. Firstly, form a group of 4 to 5 people. Each one begins by answering a series of questions, before getting together in the main room for the “real game”. It’s then up to the teams to find the maximum number of masked profiles in 30 minutes, using clues.

Breaking the ice

Visio Who’s Who is a very popular team building activity for discovering or rediscovering more about your colleagues, from the most useful detail to the most comical. It creates a valuable ambiance, particularly when there has been a merger of departments or companies. You just need the participants to already know a little bit about each other.