Corpcom Carnival 2013

We try to do an employee appreciation event each year and the theme this year was a carnival.  We had carnival games and even a cartoonist come and help provide some extra fun activities for everyone to take part in.  A few of us played basketball for a few hours yesterday, and I was one of them, so all I can say after waking up this morning is "wow I feel old and sore". Good...

The Psychology of Self-Imposed Challenges

Why humans intentionally create obstacles and how these "walls" drive our growth and satisfaction When given a simple foam pit to jump into, these children created their own challenge by building a wall to overcome A few months ago, I took my son to a trampoline park and witnessed something fascinating. The facility provided a simple foam pit for children to jump into—a fun activity by most standards. Yet within minutes, something remarkable happened: the...

Indie Game: The Movie

Indie Game: The Movie

A Beautiful Documentary About Passion and Game Development Growing up, I didn't get a Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) until I was in Middle School, and when I did, I was instantly addicted. I remember having to wear bandages on my thumbs because I played it so much. Super Mario Bros., Mike Tyson's Punch Out, Contra, Tetris, and a few others were some of my favorites. So with all that said, when I saw the Indie...

What Office Space Can Teach Us About Gamification

When was the last time you had fun at work? For many of us it has been a while and fun at work is usually something you do during lunch or around a watercooler. Employees may view work as dull, boring, unimaginative, and very often we see employees who are completely disengaged. Do a search for "employee engagement facts" and see what results you find. If you think employees are actively engaged, you may be...

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