Plus, working in a team with those you enjoy makes the project a lot more fun.īob focuses on solving problems and accomplishing tasks, but there’s always a fun aspect to it. By working as a team and collaborating with all the necessary people and objects, the work get done efficiently. Bob always explains to his clients that a project will require certain equipment, time and resources.īob has a team of construction equipment as well as Wendy, his other construction worker, to get the job done. By addressing the potential challenges upfront and setting a precedence, it will be easier to have those harder conversations when situations go awry. Sometimes projects take longer than anticipated or go over budget. When you’re in a jam, the people you helped will help you. Even if the request is a bit out of our jurisdiction, it’s OK to help out. Be friendly and helpful everywhere you go.

The dance teacher makes special hours to ensure Bob is ready for the big dance. The pizza man lets the museum owner stay at his house when there’s a flood at the art show. Can you build it? Yes you can!īob’s town is overly friendly. Consider how your outlook and attitude affects your productivity and the way you approach a new project. No matter what task is handed to Bob (and some seem pretty unrealistic like building an amusement park), he takes it on with excitement. It’s a reminder of the importance of certain key aspects for a great work environment and attitude.

The lessons Bob the Builder teaches about teamwork and collaboration goes above the head of my 18-month-old, but some of it resonates with me. His construction machinery and equipment come alive and they all work together to achieve goals. Bob the Builder is about a construction worker fixing and building various projects around his claymation town. As a new mom, I’m getting introduced to the vast, colorful world of children’s television, ranging from nostalgic shows like Sesame Street to newer shows like Word World.

Bob the builder