That’s why it’s crucial to find ways to bring your people together to bond, have fun, and not talk about work.īut while Monopoly has captivated generations of kids and families, filling their evenings and weekends, it’s not the best option for an office game. This is especially important for teams that can’t interact in person and miss casual face-to-face interactions. Strong social connections are a key part of building a great company culture and keeping people motivated, engaged, and working well together.
While games may sound like a luxury for businesses, causal downtime actually helps people de-stress, build relationships, and develop a range of skills.
According to the official rules, a “short game” of Monopoly lasts 60-90 minutes*. It’s a great tactic, because if anyone’s ever told you they’ve played a game of Monopoly in under an hour, they’re lying. Back before Playstations and iPhones, one thing parents could rely on to keep their kids entertained (and out of their hair) for at least a few hours was a game of Monopoly.
