It was a nice initiative, however a bit complicated to understand the agenda: - two meeting were running at the same time, so personnally when I noticed that the meeting specifically set for my team was started, I connected there. I was alone, so I disconnected. I waited 5 mn and connected again. Still no one so I eventually disconnected and started on the CSI case (as instructions were explaining that we should try to pair to do it, meaning that it was not for the overall team do to it at the same time). 20 mn later I noticed that the other members of my team were in our meeting so I joigned them and only there we have been able to start (So I have seen the video 3 times and already used some of our credits by myself...) - during the break as all the members from my team were still connected in our channel, I didn't notice they were not active anymore and didn't get that we were supposed to go to the main meeting and I guess I missed some infos (same at the beginning of the slot where I directly went to our team's meeting instead of the main one) - the second activity was a bit hard for non-native english speakers in my opinion, many numbers and a non-usual vocabulary making it quite hard to make a sense out of it - the bingo was a bit unclear, again might be due to the vocabulary, but hearing "boxes", being showed "lines" and having to fill out full "tables" wasn't obvious, neither the fact that only one table needed to be filled when we were checking two or three at the same time. Plus, at the end it was clearly too quick. However, on the overall, it was still nice! I guess we also would have need some icebreaker at the beginning to understand who we were teamed-up with (what brand they work for, what they do, where they physically are) > I guess we would have need to have clear timings and instructions to understand where to connect and when and avoid missing key infos