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How team building grew out of group therapy

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Because nothing builds trust quite like being forced to catch a coworker falling backwards. What started as genuine psychological exercises to repair deep interpersonal trauma was swiftly hijacked by corporations to superficially paste over the brutal realities of toxic office culture.

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