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The best activities for a remote farewell party

The best activities for a remote farewell party

With a virtual farewell party, you’ve got to have some activities planned, or you’ll end up with 20 faces blinking at each other expectantly from their Zoom boxes.

  • One fail-safe activity is a quiz about the departing co-worker: questions about projects they worked on, the name of their dog, what instrument they play in their punk-rock band, etc.
  • It’s also a good idea to ask at least one person to give a toast (typically the departing colleague’s manager or another higher-up who knows them pretty well), and to give the person who’s leaving a chance to say a few words if they’d like.

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Inviting alumni to company parties

When a departing colleague has been at the organization for a while, it can be fun to invite former co-workers to the farewell, too.

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Why it’s important to throw goodbye parties for co-workers

  • A fond farewell lets the person who’s leaving the company know how much they’ve been appreciated, and affirms that the parting is on good terms.
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