40 Fun Questions for Team Meetings
These fun questions for team meetings turn agenda wording, whiteboard habits and the final five minutes into friendly nominations. Play free with friends and see who the room recognizes.
Here are all 40 questions from the 40 Fun Questions for Team Meetings pack. Read them out loud as conversation starters, or start a free room: PartyRoomGames deals the questions, collects everyone's answers on their phones and runs the reveal. Guests join with a room code, no signup.
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Prompts (40)
1. Who is most likely to request a warranty on a "quick catch-up"?
Agenda Adventures2. Who is most likely to suggest a meeting to rename this meeting?
Agenda Adventures3. Who is most likely to ask whether "nearly done" has an expiry date?
Agenda Adventures4. Who is most likely to ask whether a recurring meeting still needs to recur?
Agenda Adventures5. Who is most likely to request a size limit on "any other business"?
Agenda Adventures6. Who is most likely to bring a "tiny question" with three subheadings?
Agenda Adventures7. Who is most likely to promote the warm-up chat to "agenda item zero"?
Agenda Adventures8. Who is most likely to request subtitles for the meeting's business jargon?
Agenda Adventures9. Who is most likely to audition whiteboard markers before giving one the job?
Whiteboard Business10. Who is most likely to leave "DO NOT ERASE" on a board saying nothing?
Whiteboard Business11. Who is most likely to write sideways rather than erase one whiteboard idea?
Whiteboard Business12. Who is most likely to give the whiteboard's "quick sketch" a second board?
Whiteboard Business13. Who is most likely to draw whiteboard arrows that eventually point back home?
Whiteboard Business14. Who is most likely to label a wobbly circle "artist's impression"?
Whiteboard Business15. Who is most likely to request archaeological advice before erasing last month's diagram?
Whiteboard Business16. Who is most likely to invent the color code after filling the whiteboard?
Whiteboard Business17. Who is most likely to include the biscuit debate in the official minutes?
Notes Worth Keeping18. Who is most likely to use "lively discussion" for a forty-minute font debate?
Notes Worth Keeping19. Who is most likely to need a glossary for their own meeting abbreviations?
Notes Worth Keeping20. Who is most likely to underline a decision until it becomes a barcode?
Notes Worth Keeping21. Who is most likely to write "IMPORTANT" in three increasingly urgent sizes?
Notes Worth Keeping22. Who is most likely to write "decisions" and leave the rest optimistically blank?
Notes Worth Keeping23. Who is most likely to read action items like instructions for a lunar landing?
Notes Worth Keeping24. Who is most likely to add "write minutes" to the meeting minutes?
Notes Worth Keeping25. Who is most likely to accidentally become a bar in the projected chart?
The Meeting Room26. Who is most likely to point the clicker at everyone except the projector?
The Meeting Room27. Who is most likely to dance to convince meeting-room lights we're still here?
The Meeting Room28. Who is most likely to propose a hallway sequel when the room's booked?
The Meeting Room29. Who is most likely to align meeting tables while everyone aligns their priorities?
The Meeting Room30. Who is most likely to claim the squeaky meeting chair has a question?
The Meeting Room31. Who is most likely to cite the slow meeting-room clock as extra time?
The Meeting Room32. Who is most likely to give their bag a better seat than themselves?
The Meeting Room33. Who is most likely to believe "one final question" for the fourth time?
The Last Five Minutes34. Who is most likely to ask for an example and become the example?
The Last Five Minutes35. Who is most likely to request written confirmation of everyone's unanimous "yes"?
The Last Five Minutes36. Who is most likely to ask whether the backup plan needs backup?
The Last Five Minutes37. Who is most likely to ask which century "we'll revisit this" refers to?
The Last Five Minutes38. Who is most likely to nominate "both" during a strictly either-or meeting vote?
The Last Five Minutes39. Who is most likely to remember their question when the notebooks snap shut?
The Last Five Minutes40. Who is most likely to keep talking after the meeting becomes a corridor procession?
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