The retreat dinner nobody has to organise
Retreat dinners fail in one of two ways: a restaurant that seats thirty in a private room where the group re-forms into the same cliques it arrived with, or a caterer who drops off trays and leaves. Hibachi does neither, because the chef is a focal point and the seating is communal by construction.
For a team that has been in sessions all day, having something to watch is worth more than another round of introductions.
