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"The business simulation game »[!] Heureka« is particularly suitable for training basic business knowledge as well as networked, overall company thinking and action. Thanks to the game-like nature, our employees also enjoy the fact that a rather dry topic is taught in a practical and entertaining way."

Philipp Dolleschal is a human resources developer at REWE Austria

"The business simulation game »[!] Eureka«

„I really enjoyed the simulation game. By founding our own company and running it, we learned how an entrepreneur thinks and acts and what sometimes difficult decisions have to be made.

The simulation game helped me to better understand the decisions made by a company. I now know how I have to work/act for my employer so that I have a supportive and goal-achievable effect.

The simulation game also helped me personally. Working in a team showed how important it is to work together. We also learned how important it is to work in a neat, structured and organized manner.

For me it was a good decision to take part in the simulation game. I would do it again anytime."

"The business simulation game »[!] Eureka«

"- Very informative

– Deepening of work and vocational school

– New perspectives created

– Viel Raum für Selbstständiges Erarbeiten bzw. in den Gruppen

– mixed groups -> requires communication

– Due to the fairly similar overall group, each group could be looked after individually

– interesting food for thought and incentives”