02/08/2026
Eighty-three people, a rope, and a mask over everyone's eyes. One instruction: make a perfect square.
What everyone remembers is the laughter.
We ran this with major swiss group during a teambuilding Week end in Marrakech last December, with the support of our friend , the coach who leads the exercise. Something changes the moment the mask goes on. People who had clearly not understood the brief started giving orders with complete confidence. Nobody can see you, so nobody can judge you, and suddenly everyone knows exactly where the corner is.
Then one person laughed and the whole group went down — eighty-three adults bent double, unable to keep the rope off the ground.
The square was never finished. It rarely is. What stays is watching quiet people take charge because a piece of cloth took away the fear of looking silly.
Then we went to dinner, and nobody said the word rope again.
What does your team sound like when nobody can see?