Undelivered Emails + Shoddy Customer Service = Blog Post

Yesterday afternoon, we received a bulk delivery of 8 event inquiry Emails from prospective clients, which had been submitted through our Website. The only problem is, these Emails had been sent over the course of the past month; for whatever reason, instead of being delivered immediately, they were queued on our Email service provider’s server.…

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Surprises: The Secret to Creating Memorable Team Building Events

Creating Memorable Team Building Events Last night, TrivWorks had the honor of once again partnering with AdAge magazine to produce a fun, high-energy customized trivia night  – only this time, instead of a brand engagement event for their advertisers, we were tasked with creating a team building activity in NYC for their annual editorial staff…

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How Important is “Silliness” at Team Building Activities?

Team Building Activities for Work We always conclude our trivia team building activities with a comprehensive recap after the event, and during one such call recently I received an interesting piece of feedback. The client had never worked with us before, and while overall her group had a terrific bonding experience and was eager to…

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Recognizing “The Economist” – Originators of Using Live Trivia as a Brand Engagement Tactic

This week, it was announced that TrivWorks would have the privilege of partnering with Gothamist, NYC’s most popular local blog, to help produce their first-ever Gothamist trivia night. As the founder of a professional trivia event production company specializing in trivia team building and brand engagement events in NYC and elsewhere, I can’t begin to…

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What Qualifications Must a NYC Trivia Team Building Professional Have?

NYC Team Building Professional This is a unique thing I do, using trivia for corporate team building in NYC and elsewhere, and as I’ve said before, there’s a great deal of mystery and confusion surrounding just what a trivia team building professional is – and isn’t. As trivia grows in popularity in New York City…

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Lessons from the Weiner Scandal: Employee Loyalty Goes Both Ways

Let me begin by saying I strive to keep this blog apolitical and nonpartisan; my personal political views have no bearing on what TrivWorks’ audience is looking for, which are stronger teams and happier workplaces. However, when writing in response to the news of the day, I try to extract lessons wherever I see them…

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Are You Communicating with Your Staff During Times of Crisis?

Employee Team Building NYC Despite it being 2013, America is still feeling the effects of the 2008 financial crisis. Though headed in the right direction, the economy is sluggish; hiring isn’t as robust as it needs to be, and people are still working really, really hard just to tread water, let alone advance in their…

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Why Carlos Danger is No Danger to the Workplace

By now you’ve likely heard the name “Carlos Danger” – the less-than-discreet pseudonym taken on by NYC mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner to continue his online antics. If you’re a manager or business owner, you’ve most certainly overheard folks in the office talking about Mr. Danger – probably in lewd and graphic terms, too. Perhaps you…

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The Most Rewarding Part of Producing NYC’s Largest Trivia Nights

This week, TrivWorks produced another successful trivia night at Brooklyn’s Bell House performance venue, led by our “Special Host” Pat Kiernan. Held only a few times a year, these large-scale events are intended to provide public access to our unique trivia team building experiences for both Pat’s fans and NYC’s trivia lovers, who might not…

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