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Family Feud questions for work

The Feud format is simple: survey a group, hide the top answers on a board, and let two teams fight to reveal them. The questions below are written for a work crowd — safe for HR, guaranteed to start arguments. Survey your own office beforehand (a one-question Slack poll works) or play "guess the nation's answers" style.

About your workplace

• Name something that's always missing from the office kitchen.
• Name the most-used emoji in your company's chat.
• Name something people say in every single meeting.
• Name an excuse for being late to a 9am call.
• Name something that mysteriously disappears from your desk.
• Name a word that means "we have no idea" in corporate speak.
• Name something people do on mute in video calls.
• Name the first thing people check when they wake up.
• Name a reason the Wi-Fi being down is secretly great.
• Name something in the office that's older than the interns.

Food & Friday energy

• Name the best day of the week for a meeting to be cancelled.
• Name a food that shouldn't be eaten at your desk (but is).
• Name the most fought-over item at a work buffet.
• Name a coffee order that takes too long to say.
• Name something people bring back from holidays for the team.
• Name a snack that vanishes within an hour of appearing.
• Name the ideal time for a Friday to end.
• Name something on a pizza that starts an argument.
• Name a drink people pretend to like at work events.
• Name the real reason people go to the office.

Life, loosely professional

• Name something everyone lies about on their CV — a little.
• Name an app people check during boring meetings.
• Name something people practise saying before asking for a raise.
• Name a hobby people claim in job interviews.
• Name something that instantly improves any meeting.
• Name a song that gets played at every office party.
• Name something people hoard from the stationery cupboard.
• Name the worst place for your phone to ring loudly.
• Name something people say when they clearly weren't listening.
• Name a superpower that would be wasted at work.

Turning a list into a show

On paper, these are pub-quiz fodder. On a big screen with hidden answer tiles, strike sounds and a steal, they're a show. Survey Showdown runs the full Feud format — two teams, reveal-by-reveal board, three strikes and the steal — from one console, with the room watching the big screen. The built-in AI can also survey-ify your company: type "our Q3 launch" or "office in-jokes" and it writes complete boards, answers weighted and ready, in seconds.

Pair it with the rest of a party night: our EOY run-of-show slots Survey Showdown in as the second act, right when the room's warmed up.