The Big Book of Leadership Games: Quick, Fun Activities to Improve Communication, Increase Productivity, and Bring Out the Best in Employees

Great games that make you think. We use these as warm-up exercises for a variety of leadership and professional development workshops. There is enough diversity in the activities that you can use for a wide variety of audiences, applications, etc.

The book provided new ideas based on several work needs (ie ice breaker, creative thinking, leadership, conflict) in an easy to read format.

Good info

Ok book if you are a new trainer and are searching for general, low-impact activities. Games are not very sophisticated or "deep". 2.5 stars would be more appropriate.

Lots of great ideas here to build teams. used several of them to an all day retreat. 58 staff enjoyed themselves thoroughly and it fostered a lot of great discussion.

I love this book. I have gained great knowledge reading it and plan to share the learned experience with others..

The "big" book lacks volume and the picture was deceiving. While some of the activities might be helpful, a search on the internet provided FREE activities such as those in the books content. Overall - save you $$$!

I run a salon and this book is really handy with making the work place fun. It's very motivating and makes your employees look forward to come to work. They can't wait to see what activity were doing next

Not a good reference book for leadership activities. The activities lack purpose, creativity and variety. Suggest a google search is a much better use of your time.

A book of relevant activities for new teams in small businesses,As a teacher of specialist nurses in largest organisation in Uk this was disappointing in terms of relevance.

Having fun with the team and working our way through the games

A useful book of games and activities for aspiring leaders. I was looking for ideas to use with a group of executive leaders but found nothing suitable. I would use this book extensively with middle managers or other groups who lacked self awareness.

Love this book.