Corporate & Event Groups - Encryption Escape

The # 1 Activity for Corporate Team Building

Our games require good teamwork elements: observation, creativity, efficiency, problem-solving, cooperation, encouragement, communication, brainstorming, and diplomacy. During the game, teams will work together to find clues, solve puzzles, and crack codes in order to beat the clock. Our games are morale-boosting, challenging, and fun! After participating in one of our games, your employees will feel closer and work together better! Get your employees out of their cubicles and enjoy the perfect activity for your corporate group to strengthen your team’s ability to work together. We offer discounts for groups looking for a different and unusual experience that energizes them while developing camaraderie. Book your event today; from corporate team building and staff appreciation activities to birthday and bachelor/ette parties, our games will immerse you in the ultimate bonding experience where you must rely on each other in order to succeed. To inquire about holding your next event at Encryption call our Corporate & Event Group Cryptologist at (912) 424-5774. Our package pricing starts at a minimum of 17 guests for corporate groups, staff appreciation, and event groups.

“It was a really memorable experience. The game challenged us to work together in a way that we don’t necessarily do on a day-to-day basis. Since we all went through the activity together, we’re still talking about it and how it forced us, in a good way, to interact to solve problems and what it felt like when someone had a breakthrough or solved a puzzle that moved the mission forward. When we would find a clue the excitement was palpable, and every time someone solved a portion of the game there was a huge sense of progress and momentum to continue pushing forward. It really improved our office culture, after the fact, because we had had that shared bonding experience. Success and results don’t happen in a vacuum, they require people working together collectively to reach a final goal. Playing the game taught us we have to work together every day for the good of the team and to achieve our end goals and that not working together is counter-productive.”

Sondra B.

Human Resources

“For our leadership development program, we are strategically looking for personal qualities, behaviors, and characteristics that define an individual as a leader. An effective leader is observant and senses when personalities clash, progress slows, and employees aren’t team players. Leaders use their people skills to get people on track following the same agenda. The facility allowed us to observe, from the game’s camera area, which players exhibited these qualities. Who worked quickly? Who kept the group moving forward? Who built others up or recognized when things were stalled? Who could multi-task calmly? And who could brainstorm various strategies to reach solutions? We were able to zero in on who these key individuals were. The added factor of being under a time limit allowed us to observe them being tested in a way similar to meeting a deadline.”

Tim L.

Vice-President of Sales & Marketing

“Building our product isn’t the hard part. The difficult part is getting everyone in our organization to work together effectively as a team. Everyone is really good at what they do, and for the most part they work independent of each other on their specified tasks, so issues arise when various departments or individuals need to suddenly interface with each other to get something done. We know that teamwork is crucial to success in the workplace, but since we’re structured to work so independently, we aren’t used to and kind of don’t know how to operate as a team. The game put all that aside. Once we got in there, we weren’t different departments. We were a unified group on a single mission. We never stopped laughing. The puzzles were super challenging and gave us a real sense of accomplishment. The game brought us closer together and promoted that team feeling we’d been missing.”

Michael J.

CFO

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