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FLIGBY - Business Simulation
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FLIGBY

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FLIGBY is a serious game and interactive leadership training simulation designed around Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi's concept of psychological flow. Set in a California winery, players take on the role of a manager tasked with uniting a diverse team while making operational and personnel decisions. The simulation assesses the player's leadership, conflict resolution, and team-management skills. It is intended for corporate training, executive education, and organizational development.

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What is the setting of FLIGBY?

FLIGBY takes place in a fictional family-owned winery in California's Napa Valley. The player acts as the general manager and must improve both operations and team performance.

How is Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi's flow theory used in FLIGBY?

The simulation asks players to create working conditions that support engagement, challenge, and effective performance. It was designed with the involvement of Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, whose flow concept is the game's central leadership framework.

How many decisions does a typical FLIGBY session include?

The game involves more than 150 management decisions. These choices cover staff relationships, winery operations, leadership dilemmas, and the long-term performance of the business.

Does FLIGBY require knowledge of winemaking?

No prior winemaking expertise is required because the main objective is leadership and team management. The California winery provides a concrete setting for practicing decisions about people, conflict, and organizational performance.

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