Title: Incomplete descriptions
Product review: I have dozens of teambuilding books. This one disappoints. Even the format is inconsistent (some activities have a heading "Time" that indicates about how much time the activity takes, most do not even have that category). This feels more like someone printed their own notes on activities they are very familiar with...not written for someone who has never seen the activity before. For example, "The Grid" looks like a great activity but there is danger for the group making errors--they will lose "one resource." Unfortunately, Sikes never tells the reader what a resource is, nor how many each team should begin with. Some of the activities are simple and great (and if you like these, get Miller's Quick Team-building Activities for Busy Managers), some are unbelievably complex, and ther is one that requires advanced ropes course training to perform!
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