How to Split Chores Fairly With Roommates
Chore charts fail because negotiation between roommates breeds resentment. Randomization is faster, fairer, and harder to argue with.
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Remote Team Rituals That Actually Work
Remote teams miss spontaneous social moments. A few randomizer-based rituals can fill the gap without adding another platform.
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Icebreakers That Don't Make Everyone Groan
Most icebreakers fail because they put people on the spot with nothing to work with. Adding a random element changes the dynamic entirely.
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Why Random Seating Charts Reduce Cliques
Student-chosen seats reinforce social hierarchies. Random seating charts can break cliques and build inclusion — if done right.
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The Case for Random Team Assignments at Work
Randomizing team formation can break silos, surface hidden talent, and build resilience. Here's why more companies are trying it.
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