• don
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    544 months ago

    Everyone in the circle, consecutively: “A little bit about yourself!”

    • @[email protected]
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      234 months ago

      Good news! Everyday it’s a new circle of people, you’re always the last person to introduce yourself and the day ends with small talk where you are expected to remember things and names that were mentioned before.

      • @[email protected]
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        104 months ago

        You go first. If you only share a little, everyone else shares a lot. If you share a lot, everyone else only shares a little.

        • themeatbridge
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          13 months ago

          Always volunteer to go first. You set the tone, and you get to sit in judgement while everyone else wigs out worrying about what they will say.

  • @BradleyUffner
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    294 months ago

    At least it isn’t that horrific game where you have to remember and repeat the name and fact about everyone whose turn came before you. That shit was torture.

    • Madlaine
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      Surprise second round; hope you listened in the first one

    • 🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 ℹ️
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      Telephone? I remember 1 job that did introductions that way in training, and it only kinda made sense because it was for being a relay operator. Repeating back what someone said verbatim was the whole job.

      • @gibmiser
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        64 months ago

        But first, play the name game! Everyone take turns trying to remember Everyone else’s name!

        • @[email protected]
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          44 months ago

          First person, introduce yourself. Second person, introduce yourself and first person. Etc.

      • kamiheku
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        14 months ago

        You’d end up acquainted with the people so it wouldn’t be so bad after a while

  • @essell
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    24 months ago

    I run training sessions twice per week, we start and end each session like this. Once you learn to trust the group, its a pleasant experience!