Create a Millionaire Game for Team Building
Use questions that are useful to the work, understandable across roles, and light enough to invite conversation rather than expose teammates.
Create this gameGive the session a visible destination
A shared ladder turns scattered knowledge checks into a collaborative goal. Teams can discuss the answer and surface assumptions that a one-way presentation might miss.
Plan the game before you present it
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Choose a business purpose and a safe, inclusive tone.
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Confirm every answer against an authoritative company source.
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Mix practical scenarios with lighter shared knowledge.
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Assign balanced teams and rotate spokespersons.
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Close with links to the source policies or materials.
See what one level could look like
Which channel should receive a time-sensitive customer escalation? Replace A–D with your documented internal options and cite the current policy in the explanation.
Hosting tips
- Avoid questions about personal performance.
- Name policy effective dates when they matter.
- Use fictional scenarios for sensitive situations.
Mistakes to avoid
- Turning the game into a surprise evaluation
- Using outdated process documents
- Relying on company acronyms new hires cannot know
Build a stronger question set
Write stronger quiz questions
Plan difficulty, distractors, explanations, and category balance.
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See question sets for classrooms, work, church, family, and events.
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Learn an independent, flexible format for running the game.
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Teams and training FAQs
Can this be used for onboarding?
Yes. Create questions around company vocabulary, product knowledge, policies, and team culture.
Does every question need to be work related?
No. A balanced session can mix useful company knowledge with lighter team prompts, provided the content stays inclusive.
Create your teams and training challenge
Add your questions, build the challenge, and host a game your group will want to finish.