Irish start-up Business Games has also stepped up to the challenge and organised an online event called Holidays Around the World. Join us on our journey to building the leading HR platform in Europe Why not pick a less spooky one and reward the best Christmas jumpers? There are loads of free virtual tours out there, or you could book a private one with a host.Īlternatively, you could decide to take a virtual Christmas cookery class, a card-making session or a private group painting lesson with Paint by the Pints. There was a chat where we could talk to each other during it, there were prizes for the best costumes and we got to learn new things about Irish history. I did a spooky Halloween tour over Zoom last month and it was great fun. If the panto isn’t your cup of tea, there are other virtual events worth considering. You can either choose from six live streams throughout December and early January or the ‘panto on demand’ option, which you can view between 23 December and 5 January. Tickets are already on sale for €20 each, but there are also corporate and school packages on offer. The Helix and TheatreworX recently announced an online showing of The Sword in the Stone starring Irish actress Amilia Stewart-Keating. ‘Panto on demand’įor some people, it’s just not Christmas without a panto. Order a batch of these, distribute them to your teammates, and each person can fill one and send it off to a colleague at no personal cost. You can choose from special gift bags or boxes. One option here is pre-paid packaging – you can check out options for this on An Post’s website. Again, it’s likely than many of us won’t get to see our co-workers in person this year so might have to turn to a postal delivery. The second part is getting the presents to one another. You can also use it to set budgets and post wish lists. It’s free and easy to use once everyone signs up, they each get a name by email and that’s the person they’ll buy a gift for.
The first step towards a successful remote Kris Kindle is using an online name-drawing tool. Many teams aren’t in the same office and those that are will be conscious of physical distancing. For obvious reasons, most of us won’t be doing that this year. Typically, a nominee would fill a hat with the names of their colleagues on slips of paper and dole them out, giving each person a teammate to get a gift for.
One of the most popular ways of marking Christmas in the workplace is through Kris Kindle or Secret Santa. So, what are your options for a remote Christmas party? Nobody’s quite sure how Christmas festivities are going to play out this year, but for most companies it’s likely going to be a virtual affair. Planning this year’s festivities? Our ideas will have your team rocking around the virtual Christmas tree in no time.
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