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50 Funny Most Likely To Questions for Work

Play funny most likely to questions for work about desk rituals, tiny office ceremonies, and oddly specific skills. Vote free with friends and coworkers on the habits that make a workday memorable.

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  • 1. Who is most likely to close their notebook like they've finished a novel?

    Desk Rituals
  • 2. Who is most likely to bring a suitcase-sized bag containing one sandwich?

    Desk Rituals
  • 3. Who is most likely to arrange their desk like a cockpit before takeoff?

    Desk Rituals
  • 4. Who is most likely to stack a paper checklist on their digital checklist?

    Desk Rituals
  • 5. Who is most likely to keep a backup notebook for notebook emergencies?

    Desk Rituals
  • 6. Who is most likely to move desk clutter left and declare a fresh start?

    Desk Rituals
  • 7. Who is most likely to retire a favorite pen with full honors?

    Desk Rituals
  • 8. Who is most likely to save a chair manual longer than the chair?

    Desk Rituals
  • 9. Who is most likely to turn their swivel chair to signal deep thought?

    Desk Rituals
  • 10. Who is most likely to pack their desk cactus for an office move?

    Desk Rituals
  • 11. Who is most likely to title a routine calendar invite "The Grand Expedition"?

    Messages with Personality
  • 12. Who is most likely to email "hello" to the person beside them?

    Messages with Personality
  • 13. Who is most likely to crop a screenshot until only one button remains?

    Messages with Personality
  • 14. Who is most likely to write thank-you emails with a dramatic final paragraph?

    Messages with Personality
  • 15. Who is most likely to audition three emojis before choosing a thumbs-up?

    Messages with Personality
  • 16. Who is most likely to send "quick question" as a complete message?

    Messages with Personality
  • 17. Who is most likely to make their email signature longer than their email?

    Messages with Personality
  • 18. Who is most likely to rehearse their holiday auto-reply in a beach voice?

    Messages with Personality
  • 19. Who is most likely to add chapters to a handover email?

    Messages with Personality
  • 20. Who is most likely to worry that "thanks." sounds like a formal complaint?

    Messages with Personality
  • 21. Who is most likely to wave goodbye until the call window finally disappears?

    Meeting Personalities
  • 22. Who is most likely to announce lunch options in their conference voice?

    Meeting Personalities
  • 23. Who is most likely to say "back to you" after a one-sentence update?

    Meeting Personalities
  • 24. Who is most likely to applaud on mute like the room just won something?

    Meeting Personalities
  • 25. Who is most likely to lean closer to tiny screen text instead of zooming?

    Meeting Personalities
  • 26. Who is most likely to narrate a screen handover like a sports final?

    Meeting Personalities
  • 27. Who is most likely to nod encouragingly at a recorded training video?

    Meeting Personalities
  • 28. Who is most likely to raise their hand during a two-person call?

    Meeting Personalities
  • 29. Who is most likely to rearrange the camera angle when the kettle appears?

    Meeting Personalities
  • 30. Who is most likely to introduce themselves like they're accepting a lifetime award?

    Meeting Personalities
  • 31. Who is most likely to defend reheated pasta like a family heirloom?

    Break Room Debates
  • 32. Who is most likely to bring a lunchbox with more compartments than departments?

    Break Room Debates
  • 33. Who is most likely to campaign for a separate spoon for every condiment?

    Break Room Debates
  • 34. Who is most likely to read cooking instructions on their hundredth identical lunch?

    Break Room Debates
  • 35. Who is most likely to serve tap water like a restaurant's signature dish?

    Break Room Debates
  • 36. Who is most likely to wrap a sandwich like it's somebody's retirement gift?

    Break Room Debates
  • 37. Who is most likely to review their lunch entirely through sound effects?

    Break Room Debates
  • 38. Who is most likely to face another wall and call it a getaway?

    Break Room Debates
  • 39. Who is most likely to recommend a biscuit pairing for your tea?

    Break Room Debates
  • 40. Who is most likely to hold a planning session before dividing one pastry?

    Break Room Debates
  • 41. Who is most likely to pat the paper tray after refilling it?

    Tiny Office Ceremonies
  • 42. Who is most likely to peel new equipment's protective film before an audience?

    Tiny Office Ceremonies
  • 43. Who is most likely to inaugurate the hole punch with a ribbon ceremony?

    Tiny Office Ceremonies
  • 44. Who is most likely to photograph inbox zero before the next email lands?

    Tiny Office Ceremonies
  • 45. Who is most likely to choose a binder clip worthy of the document?

    Tiny Office Ceremonies
  • 46. Who is most likely to check off a task twice for extra satisfaction?

    Tiny Office Ceremonies
  • 47. Who is most likely to thank the automatic door for opening?

    Tiny Office Ceremonies
  • 48. Who is most likely to christen the new kettle with an official cup?

    Tiny Office Ceremonies
  • 49. Who is most likely to present straightened handouts like a freshly baked cake?

    Tiny Office Ceremonies
  • 50. Who is most likely to demand applause when a sticker peels off cleanly?

    Tiny Office Ceremonies
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