Yeah, seconding the “blind obstacle course” exercise, although you don’t usually need to make it more difficult by not letting the person giving instructions watch (mostly because it’s difficult just to walk in a straight line without visual cues, let alone execute precise turns). It’s a common leadership/working as a group game and people usually need to watch other attempts go wrong 3 or 4 times before hitting a useful level of specificity.
Yeah, seconding the “blind obstacle course” exercise, although you don’t usually need to make it more difficult by not letting the person giving instructions watch (mostly because it’s difficult just to walk in a straight line without visual cues, let alone execute precise turns). It’s a common leadership/working as a group game and people usually need to watch other attempts go wrong 3 or 4 times before hitting a useful level of specificity.