Office party Family Feud is the game that turns a mandatory work event into something people actually look forward to. Here are 50 Family Feud questions for an office party, all work-appropriate, all designed to get laughs from people who know office life.
How to Use These Questions
Survey your team in advance with these questions and use the real answers as the survey results. Load them into the editable Family Feud Template for a game that feels personal and hilarious. Works in person and on Zoom.
Office Life Questions
- Name something people do on mute during a Zoom call
- Name a reason someone's camera is off in a video meeting
- Name something always missing from the office kitchen
- Name a phrase that appears in every company email
- Name something people do at their desk when no one is watching
- Name a reason someone is late to a meeting
- Name something people say in a Monday morning meeting
- Name a word that describes the office break room
- Name something people do the second they log off for the day
- Name a reason someone calls in sick
Work From Home Questions
- Name something in the background of a coworker's video call
- Name a distraction when working from home
- Name something people wear on a video call that you cannot see below the waist
- Name a reason someone's internet is not working
- Name something people do during a long meeting they are not presenting in
- Name a word that describes working from home
- Name something people miss about the office
- Name something people definitely do not miss about the office
- Name a home office item everyone thinks they need
- Name something that always interrupts a work-from-home call
Office Holiday Party Questions
- Name something that always happens at an office holiday party
- Name a reason someone leaves the office party early
- Name something people regret doing at an office party
- Name a word that describes the office Secret Santa
- Name a gift nobody wants in a Secret Santa exchange
- Name something people say at an office party they do not mean
- Name a word that describes the office party playlist
- Name something people eat too much of at an office party
- Name a reason someone does not come to the office party
- Name a word that describes the office party the next morning
Coworker and Team Questions
- Name a coworker personality type everyone has worked with
- Name something a great coworker always does
- Name a word that describes a difficult coworker
- Name something people say about a coworker behind their back
- Name a reason someone gets promoted
- Name a word that describes a great manager
- Name something people do on their last day at a job
- Name a reason someone leaves a job
- Name something coworkers bond over
- Name a word that describes team spirit
Career and Work Life Questions
- Name something people say they will do after work but never do
- Name a word that describes a performance review
- Name something people do to look busy
- Name a word that describes a work deadline
- Name something people do at 4:59 PM on a Friday
- Name a word that describes a work email at 11 PM
- Name something people say in a job interview that is not entirely true
- Name a word that describes a team-building exercise
- Name something people do differently in their first week at a job vs their fifth year
- Name a word that describes the perfect work day
Get the Game
- Family Feud Template - fully editable, works in person and on Zoom, automatic scoring
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This page focuses on office-party and holiday-event prompts. For general team meetings and everyday work events, use the coworker survey guide. Browse Family Feud games, review the compare Family Feud PowerPoint games, and continue with use survey prompts for work events. If you choose a downloadable game, open the editable Family Feud template and confirm its file format, required Microsoft PowerPoint version, supported device, and scoreboard behavior before purchase.
Planning the full event as well as the question round? Pair these prompts with the office holiday party games guide for a balanced agenda.