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A team office-hours social drop-in

Let people come and go without an agenda.

Time to catch up

Make room for
Suggested: 45–60 minutes
The spending plan
State employer coverage and optional personal costs
Your kind of outing
Shared activities with clear costs, accessible participation and a real finish.
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Here’s what we’d do

Let people come and go without an agenda. Set one short window with a clear location and simple refreshments. Drop-in should mean optional attendance, not an unstated expectation to stay throughout.

How to make it happen

Go at your own pace.

  1. Before the link

    Set up the part that matters

    Set one short window with a clear location and simple refreshments.

  2. Together

    Keep the shared activity simple

    Let people come and go without an agenda.

  3. At the agreed finish

    Leave room for the rest of the day

    Finish within the promised time and make further socializing optional.

Choose your version

A team office-hours social drop-in

Let people come and go without an agenda.

The money part
State employer coverage and optional personal costs
Keep in mind
Drop-in should mean optional attendance, not an unstated expectation to stay throughout.

A simpler version

Offer a virtual drop-in for remote colleagues.

The money part
Check which purchases this version still needs.
Keep in mind
Set one short window with a clear location and simple refreshments.

A few things to know

State employer coverage and optional personal costs

State employer coverage and optional personal costs. Confirm the total for the version you choose, including travel and any optional extras. No price, ticket or reservation is included.

Is this your kind of plan?

Offer a virtual drop-in for remote colleagues. Drop-in should mean optional attendance, not an unstated expectation to stay throughout.

  • Drop-in should mean optional attendance, not an unstated expectation to stay throughout.
  • Agree on the date, exact meeting point or call link, and spending before anyone books or buys.
If the first version doesn't fit

Offer a virtual drop-in for remote colleagues.

The detail to settle first

Drop-in should mean optional attendance, not an unstated expectation to stay throughout.

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A team office-hours social drop-in

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Spending
State employer coverage and optional personal costs
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Good questions

How do we get this plan started?

Set one short window with a clear location and simple refreshments. Let people come and go without an agenda.

What can we do if the original version is too much?

Offer a virtual drop-in for remote colleagues.

What should we check before inviting everyone?

Drop-in should mean optional attendance, not an unstated expectation to stay throughout.

About this plan

This is an original Hang Later planning template. Example budgets are suggested limits, not quoted prices or measured savings.

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