89 Interest Score
16 Discussions
0.18 Engagement
Feb 2024 Launched

A groundbreaking platform to organically help employees engage together by creating and joining events for face to face team sports and activities with their colleagues.

What the Community Said

Teamyard evolved from a deeply personal experience, initially as an employee and later as a crucial member of the Senior Leadership Team. The realisation that employee engagement, particularly in the post-COVID world, is a critical concern, resonated with me through numerous discussions with executives and SLTs. In crafting Teamyard, my goal was nothing short of revolutionising both physical and mental well-being alongside employee engagement. Traditionally, employee engagement has been approach

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Hey @bashar_khdair. It's a great idea and I can already imagine all the fun and camaraderie it will bring to any workplace. Kudos to you for coming up with such a great idea!

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Congrats on the launch! have a question. How exactly does the groundbreaking platform foster organic employee engagement through face-to-face team sports and activities, and could you provide a specific example where the platform successfully facilitated a memorable event that significantly strengthened team dynamics and collaboration among colleagues?

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A measure of community engagement at launch. Higher means more people noticed and interacted with the product. It's a traction signal, not a quality rating.

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