prompt: Give me a list of 3 ice breaker activities that I can do at work.  Make sure that it doesn't require too many supplies and can be played over Zoom or in person.
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chosen.content: Give me a list of 3 ice breaker activities that I can do at work.  Make sure that it doesn't require too many supplies and can be played over Zoom or in person.
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chosen.content: Sure!  Here is a list of 3 ice-breaker activities for work that can be played over Zoom or in person:
  
  1. Two Truths and One Lie: This game can take as long as you would like it to, requires no supplies, and is a great way for co-workers to get to know one another. You can go around and have each person share two things that are true about themselves and one thing that is a lie. The rest of the group will then try to guess which of the statements is a lie.
  2. The One-Word Game: This game is very easy and requires no supplies to do. Split a group of people up into smaller groups. You will then ask each group a question that they can answer with only one word. The questions should be centered around ways to get to know one another within the context of the company. Give the groups some time to come up with an answer and then report once the time is up.  Some examples can include: "What is the company culture here?" or "What's your favorite part of the day?" You can use the breakout room function of Zoom to break groups up.
  3. Find 10 Things in Common: This icebreaker is great for small or large groups and requires no supplies. Start by breaking the group into smaller groups and ask them to find 10 (non-obvious) things that everyone in that group has in common. You can use the breakout room function in Zoom if needed. This game is great because it's simple and helps people learn many things about one another and find commonalities. 
  
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rejected.content: Give me a list of 3 ice breaker activities that I can do at work.  Make sure that it doesn't require too many supplies and can be played over Zoom or in person.
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