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text their own calendar over meeting etiquette
Kick off your team game night with relatable, workplace-themed Most Likely To questions. These prompts spark candid laughs and friendly debates as colleagues reveal their quirks, routines, and little workday mysteries. Perfect for breaking the ice during onboarding, team building, or after-work gatherings.
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text their own calendar over meeting etiquette
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forget to mute their mic during a video call
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become the go-to person for IT support for the team
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send a casual Slack message during a serious deadline
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cancel a meeting at the last minute to protest a policy
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become the resident spreadsheet wizard
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forget to save a document right before a crash
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text a coworker about lunch plans mid-standup
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become the master of the agenda and never miss a point
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forget to clock out and stay late accidentally
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text their manager with a typo-filled update
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become the team cheerleader during tough projects
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forget a client call after a calendar invite changes
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text their boss to ask for flexible hours
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become the coffee savant who brews the best office coffee
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forget to attach the file in an important email
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text a colleague to cover a shift at the last minute
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become the most reliable reviewer for drafts
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forget their badge at the door and improvises
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text a mentor for feedback right after a presentation
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become the person who remembers everyone’s birthday
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forget to log a billable hour before the deadline
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text the best practice for onboarding a new hire
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become the go-to for conflict resolution in the team
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forget to update the project status in the spreadsheet
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text a colleague about a quick win during a crisis
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become the master of the inbox with perfect prioritization
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forget to respond to an urgent email thread
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text a colleague to celebrate a win after the meeting
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become the calm voice during a high-pressure kickoff
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forget to set the status on a task board
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text their supervisor with a polished update every Friday
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become the expert on company policies during audits
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forget to back up their laptop before a trip
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text a coworker to brainstorm ideas late at night
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become the mentor for new hires in the first week
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forget to log out of the shared computer
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text their team a concise summary after a long call
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become the champion of cross-team collaboration
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forget to mention a risk in the weekly update
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text a colleague to double-check a budget
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become the master of writing crisp meeting minutes
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forget to bring the projector remote to a presentation
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text a teammate to celebrate a milestone
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become the keeper of the team’s knowledge base
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forget to file a required compliance form
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text their manager with a constructive suggestion
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become the most punctual person in the department
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forget to update contact lists after a promotion
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text a coworker to cover an urgent task
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become the wizard of calendar invites and room bookings
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forget to save a draft before a network outage
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text their colleague to defend a dubious deadline
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become the person who can de-stress a tense standup
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forget to check in with a remote teammate
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text a vendor with a courteous, firm tone
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become the habits role model for new staff
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forget to fill out an expense report
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text their group to test a new software feature
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become the go-to person for presentation design
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forget to update the team about a policy change
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text a colleague to propose a quick retro after a project
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become the liaison for cross-functional projects
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forget to share the final version of a document
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text a teammate to celebrate a successful rollout
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become the most reliable person for last-minute tasks
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forget to confirm a meeting room booking
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text their manager to request a resource increase
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become the guardian of project deadlines
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forget to sync with the product team
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text a coworker to align on a risky decision
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become the champion of work-life balance in the team
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forget to notify the team about a change in plans
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text a junior colleague to explain a complex process
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become the master of creating clear, actionable briefs
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forget to sign off on a critical document
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text their supervisor to request a one-on-one feedback
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become the resident data detective during audits
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forget to notify the client of a delay
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text a teammate to keep morale high during tough quarters
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become the keeper of the sprint backlog
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forget to update the project backlog after a meeting
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text a colleague to pitch a sustainable workaround
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become the central point of contact for escalations
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forget to include stakeholders in a critical email
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text a coworker to brainstorm a post-mortem plan
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become the person who documents all decisions
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forget to unmute to answer a question
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text their team to celebrate a successful demo
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become the master of effective onboarding checklists
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forget to set reminder notifications for deadlines
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text a colleague to review a risky proposal
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become the advocate for transparent communication
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forget to file a quarterly report
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text their manager with a gratitude note for support
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become the steward of the project roadmap
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forget to log off after a long day
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text a teammate to propose a cross-training session
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become the go-to for contract terms clarification
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forget to update the risk register after a new issue
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Play Most Likely To OnlineWork settings are a goldmine for relatable behaviors, inside jokes, and everyday mishaps. Everyone has a distinct work style, from meeting-minute memory to late-afternoon energy crashes, which makes for lively conversations and light competition. These questions encourage teammates to share anecdotes, highlight strengths, and celebrate quirks in a respectful, fun way.
Ideal for team socials, offsite retreats, or casual Friday gatherings. Works well with small to medium groups (6–20 people) where voices can be heard and everyone can participate. Integrate into icebreaker rounds, or mix into a longer game with quick-fire prompts during coffee breaks, lunch-and-learn sessions, or after-work mixers.
These work-themed Most Likely To questions are a sure-fire way to spark honest laughter and meaningful conversations among colleagues. Use them to break the ice, celebrate strengths, and build team camaraderie. Give them a try at your next meeting or social—you might discover someone you didn’t know well who shares a surprising and relatable habit.