Fun in the Workplace

I believe in infusing fun into the workweek, even during those 40+ hour grinds. Fun has always been a cornerstone of my work philosophy - and it’s one of the most underrated elements of effective leadership training and team building.
Fun at work doesn’t diminish the seriousness of our tasks. Instead, it enhances the experience for ourselves and those around us without compromising productivity. In fact, research and real-world experience both show that teams who laugh together collaborate better - a truth we see echoed in our escape room training workshops, where play and problem-solving go hand in hand.
Even the most passionate professionals face tough moments. That’s when a shared smile, a light-hearted moment, or a well-timed joke (even if it’s a groaner of a Dad joke like mine tend to be) can uplift spirits, reduce stress, and strengthen camaraderie. These micro-moments are the building blocks of stronger workplace cultures and powerful team development training.
Personally, I’ve made it a mission to cultivate a fun workplace environment. This drive led me to take on the role of a Culture Club lead at Google Singapore, aiming to foster enjoyment and inclusivity among colleagues within a vibrant and supportive community. Creating a culture of fun is also why I’m so passionate about leadership escape room training - because it merges playfulness with structured growth, turning challenges into opportunities for teams to connect.
The most cherished memories for me aren’t just about hitting milestones or giving stellar presentations. They revolve around the joy, laughter, and camaraderie shared with friends in the workplace, creating lasting bonds beyond the confines of work tasks. That’s the same energy we’ve designed into our escape room Singapore experience: immersive workshops where laughter and challenge fuel both personal and team growth.
What are some of your most memorable fun moments at work? And how do they reflect the kind of leadership training Singapore teams are hungry for today?


