The Tesco challenge was to “throw at us every level and variation in the game during one session in order assess the realism and demands of the game”.
We did exactly that at their Daventry depot and the results below sum up what they thought.
Since then we have responded to the managers’ collective feedback and integrated most of their excellent suggestions, being careful not to sacrifice the essential simplicity of the game which has made it so appealing to teachers and trainers alike.
With feedback from schools, colleges and a wide spectrum of our business sponsors too, the game is now ready to go into production.
| From managers’ own personal perspectives |
True
|
| As a game Business on the Move captures the essence of the global supply chain |
100% |
| The ‘carbon footprint’ idea is topical and a worthwhile dimension to include |
100% |
| The scenarios and issues that arise (for example, through the cards) are realistic |
84% |
| This game could be used in corporate training |
75% |
| It’s the kind of game I would look forward to playing again |
75% |
| The game has a pleasing appearance and immediately attracted my interest |
58% |
| The rules were clear, certainly within a couple of turns |
50% |
| Playing the game has prompted me to think about aspects of my work |
42% |
| The game still needs quite a lot of improving |
17% * |
| The target group for this game is strictly for young people |
8% |
* “needs some improving or finessing”
| As (if) parents |
True
|
| I would be happy if my children were playing Business on the Move at school |
92% |
| Playing the game would give children a good introduction to how business works |
92% |
| Children would better appreciate how what they learn at school links to business |
92% |
| ‘Actual companies’ featured on the game board and in the cards would make it even more realistic and interesting for young people |
83% |
| I would expect children would want to play the game more than once |
83% |
| I imagine children would enjoy playing Business on the Move |
75% |
| Following up playing the game by investigating case studies of businesses is a good idea |
75% |
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