Posted: Jan 10, 2014 11:49 am
Come on, man. You know better than that.
See how quickly a building goes up with two construction teams competing versus the same numbers of guys on one construction team cooperating. There are real problems in the world besides kicking a ball between a couple of posts. The lessons learned on the latter don't apply particularly well to solving the former.
what a lot of rubbish, there are 10 other players on your football team and all of you are supposed to be working together to get the ball in the goal and as well as keeping the ball out of your own goal. I work in an office now I am a grown up and all of us are (supposed to be) working together to bring in fees and keep the salaries paid, there are obvious parallels.
Why do businesses do "team building" away days, presumably to try to foster the same sort of team environment that exists on a saturday afternoon on village greens across the country.