50 Who's Most Likely To Questions for Work
Workplace icebreakers fail the moment they get personal. These stick to work habits and harmless quirks: nothing about appearance, relationships, alcohol, or anything you'd regret in a company all-hands. They work in a meeting room and on a video call.
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- 1Who's most likely to reply to an email within 30 seconds?
- 2Who's most likely to bring snacks for the team?
- 3Who's most likely to have the tidiest desktop?
- 4Who's most likely to schedule a meeting before 9am?
- 5Who's most likely to say "let's take this offline"?
- 6Who's most likely to actually read the release notes?
- 7Who's most likely to write documentation nobody asked for?
- 8Who's most likely to know three keyboard shortcuts for everything?
- 9Who's most likely to turn a five-minute question into a workshop?
- 10Who's most likely to forget they're on mute?
- 11Who's most likely to have the best home-office background?
- 12Who's most likely to celebrate someone else's small win?
- 13Who's most likely to spot the typo in the deck?
- 14Who's most likely to volunteer to present first?
- 15Who's most likely to keep the meeting on time?
- 16Who's most likely to send the most useful link of the week?
- 17Who's most likely to be the calm one in a crisis?
- 18Who's most likely to have a colour-coded calendar?
- 19Who's most likely to say "per my last email" politely?
- 20Who's most likely to onboard a new joiner really well?
- 21Who's most likely to answer a question in the team channel first?
- 22Who's most likely to over-prepare for a one-to-one?
- 23Who's most likely to bring the whiteboard markers?
- 24Who's most likely to know where the good coffee is?
- 25Who's most likely to suggest an offsite activity?
- 26Who's most likely to have the longest Slack status?
- 27Who's most likely to give genuinely useful feedback?
- 28Who's most likely to remember every team member's work anniversary?
- 29Who's most likely to fix the printer?
- 30Who's most likely to book the meeting room and not use it?
- 31Who's most likely to turn their camera on first?
- 32Who's most likely to make the team laugh in a stressful sprint?
- 33Who's most likely to explain a complex idea in one sentence?
- 34Who's most likely to become a manager?
- 35Who's most likely to have the most tabs open right now?
- 36Who's most likely to notice a process that could be simpler?
- 37Who's most likely to reply to a thread with a diagram?
- 38Who's most likely to take the best meeting notes?
- 39Who's most likely to test the demo five minutes before the demo?
- 40Who's most likely to say yes to a stretch project?
- 41Who's most likely to organise the team lunch?
- 42Who's most likely to know the answer without checking?
- 43Who's most likely to send a thank-you message unprompted?
- 44Who's most likely to work best under a deadline?
- 45Who's most likely to have the cleanest inbox?
- 46Who's most likely to introduce two people who should meet?
- 47Who's most likely to ask the question everyone was thinking?
- 48Who's most likely to improve the onboarding doc?
- 49Who's most likely to start a new internal tradition?
- 50Who's most likely to make a new hire feel welcome on day one?
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Is this appropriate for the workplace?
These questions avoid appearance, relationships, health, alcohol, politics and anything personal. TableTells also has a Company Mode that restricts the game to a strictly office-safe prompt set and stores no answers.
Does it work for remote teams?
Yes. One person shares their screen and reads the prompt, and the team votes in chat or out loud. It takes about ten minutes for a full round.
How long does a round take?
Around 10–15 minutes for a team of six to ten people, which fits neatly at the start of a weekly meeting or an onboarding session.