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When are work parties most likely to work

Work parties are most likely to be a positive experience when you have a close-knit team that you know enjoys each other’s company. Work parties are also most likely to work when they have been carefully planned.

Work parties are least likely to be a success if you have a large, diverse group of employees that already struggle to get along.

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