Hire a Chef: Interpersonal Decision Making Simulation
Duration: 30 min
Game modes: Synchronous, first individual and then by teams.
Hiring a Chef is an engaging team decision-making exercise co-developed with IESE Business School and based on a case written by Álvaro San Martín. This exercise is designed for graduate students and executive education programs, aiming to teach participants the importance of collaboration, communication, and consensus-building in selecting the ideal candidate for the position of Head Chef from three final contenders: Chef A, Chef B, and Chef C.
The exercise features a user-friendly interface for both instructors and participants, making it easy to navigate and focus on the learning experience. Group debriefing sessions ensure memorable insights and facilitate a deeper understanding of the team decision-making process.
Game modes: Synchronous, first individual and then by teams.
Hiring a Chef is an engaging team decision-making exercise co-developed with IESE Business School and based on a case written by Álvaro San Martín. This exercise is designed for graduate students and executive education programs, aiming to teach participants the importance of collaboration, communication, and consensus-building in selecting the ideal candidate for the position of Head Chef from three final contenders: Chef A, Chef B, and Chef C.
The exercise features a user-friendly interface for both instructors and participants, making it easy to navigate and focus on the learning experience. Group debriefing sessions ensure memorable insights and facilitate a deeper understanding of the team decision-making process.
Collection: IESE (España)
Ref: DPOW-1-E
Format: Web
Duration: 30m 00s
Publication Date: Apr 5, 2022
Language: English
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Duration: 30 min
Game modes: Synchronous, first individual and then by teams.
Hiring a Chef is an engaging team decision-making exercise co-developed with IESE Business School and based on a case written by Álvaro San Martín. This exercise is designed for graduate students and executive education programs, aiming to teach participants the importance of collaboration, communication, and consensus-building in selecting the ideal candidate for the position of Head Chef from three final contenders: Chef A, Chef B, and Chef C.
The exercise features a user-friendly interface for both instructors and participants, making it easy to navigate and focus on the learning experience. Group debriefing sessions ensure memorable insights and facilitate a deeper understanding of the team decision-making process.
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Game modes: Synchronous, first individual and then by teams.
Hiring a Chef is an engaging team decision-making exercise co-developed with IESE Business School and based on a case written by Álvaro San Martín. This exercise is designed for graduate students and executive education programs, aiming to teach participants the importance of collaboration, communication, and consensus-building in selecting the ideal candidate for the position of Head Chef from three final contenders: Chef A, Chef B, and Chef C.
The exercise features a user-friendly interface for both instructors and participants, making it easy to navigate and focus on the learning experience. Group debriefing sessions ensure memorable insights and facilitate a deeper understanding of the team decision-making process.
Learning Objective
- Enhance team decision-making skills and understand the importance of collaboration and communication in reaching a consensus.
- Develop critical thinking and analytical abilities to assess different candidates and make informed hiring decisions.
- Learn to balance diverse perspectives and opinions in a group setting to reach a mutually beneficial outcome.
- Gain valuable insights from efficient group debriefing sessions that reinforce learning and encourage continuous improvement.
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