Business game "The Great Construction"
Main information
"The Great Construction" is a communication-based case game that simulates multi-level interaction between partners during the implementation of a large-scale infrastructure project. Players learn to negotiate, find compromises, defend their side’s interests, and improve communication skills in realistic scenarios.
Legend:
You are part of a major initiative where several parties work together on a large construction project. For the project to succeed, a series of negotiations must take place, requiring participants to find common ground, resolve conflicts, and protect their respective interests.
Game Format:
– Participants are divided into multiple teams.
– Throughout the game, they engage in negotiation rounds.
– In each round, teams receive a case card — a situation to resolve.
– Discussions take place at negotiation tables composed of representatives from different teams.
– Some participants act as judges during each round, observing the negotiations and providing detailed feedback afterward.
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Player Objectives:
– Conduct effective negotiations based on the assigned case.
– Achieve the best possible outcome for your side without disrupting the project.
– Adhere to the framework and agreements of the case.
– Build productive communication with representatives of other teams.
– Learn to receive feedback and analyze personal strengths and weaknesses.
– Refine your negotiation style in subsequent rounds.
Game Focus:
– Effective communication.
– Negotiation skills.
– Empathy and active listening.
– Behavioral analysis of partners.
– Presenting your position and reaching consensus in complex situations.
Game Goal:
Complete the “construction” — that is, progress through all negotiation stages, resolve each case, and ensure successful project execution through effective collaboration between all partners.
Key Features:
- Each case presents a unique situation with realistic conflicts of interest and limitations.
- The game is cyclical: players rotate roles — today you negotiate, tomorrow you judge.
- Judges provide detailed feedback: what worked, what needs improvement, which strategies were most effective.
- Multiple negotiation tables can operate simultaneously, simulating the fast-paced environment of a real project.
- It’s a live simulation where each player can refine their communication style and test various approaches to reaching agreements.



