Teams with Strong Bonds Are 21% More Productive - Here’s Why
A well-connected team isn’t just good for morale—it’s a business advantage. Research shows that teams with a strong sense of connection are 21% more productive and experience 41% less absenteeism.
Yet, many companies still struggle to build teams that truly collaborate and engage—especially in hybrid or remote workplaces.
Why Team Building Matters
A strong team isn’t just a group of people working together—it’s a group of people who trust and support one another. Studies show:
- Higher productivity – 99% of HR leaders say wellness programs increase employee productivity.
- Better retention – 98% of HR leaders say well-being programs help reduce turnover.
- Lower stress – 91% of companies report reductions in healthcare costs due to their wellness programs.
But here’s the challenge: Traditional team-building activities are often expensive, time-consuming, and logistically complex. Coordinating in-person retreats or activities can be a hassle, especially for hybrid or remote teams.
That’s where Sprintcrowd changes the game.
Sprintcrowd: A Smarter Way to Build Stronger Teams
Sprintcrowd offers a fully digital, interactive team-building challenge that brings employees together through movement, wellness, and friendly competition. Unlike one-off events, Sprintcrowd’s four-week challenges keep teams engaged over time, reinforcing habits that build a healthier, happier workplace.
Read more about Sprintcrowd’s team-building program here https://sprintcrowd.com/team-building/.
Source:
“Teams with a strong sense of connection are 21% more productive and experience 41% less absenteeism.” Source: Gallup, “State of the American Workplace” Report
“99% of HR leaders say wellness programs increase employee productivity.” Source: 2024 Return on Wellbeing Report by Wellhub
“98% of HR leaders say well-being programs help reduce turnover.” Source: 2024 Return on Wellbeing Report by Wellhub
“91% of companies report reductions in healthcare costs due to their wellness programs.” Source: 2024 Return on Wellbeing Report by Wellhub
“75% of employees say benefits are important when considering a new job, and 85% would switch jobs for better benefits.” Source: The Great Employee Benefits Study 2024






