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32 best team building questions for remote workers
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Managing a remote team, whether a company or a group of freelancers can be a challenge. But you can do it in fun way with these great questions. Boost your remote team's motivation, find new ways to create comradery and even solve those challenging problems. Tired of having a typical video call? Work gets lonely and monotonous? You need a change. To help your remote team to sparkle again, we've prepared a list of fun team building activities that will make anyone eager to jump into.
If the company had a mascot, what do you think it should be?
What’s your favorite family tradition?
Best book you’ve ever read?
What is something you did at work that no-one noticed?
Show us your office space!
Do you consider yourself an entrepreneur?
What’s your favorite [season] activity?
Do you take notes or jot down ideas online or with a pen and paper?
How do you prefer to receive criticism?
What class you took in school has been most useful for your job?
Messy or tidy?
Working hard or hardly working?
What book are you currently reading? What’s your favorite book?
What’s your favorite breakfast cereal?
Would you rather always be slightly late or super early?
Which superpower would you give to your arch enemy?
Sort by price or by rating?
Are you wearing socks?
What are your favorite songs from your teenage years that you still rock out to when nobody else is listening?
What’s your favorite part of working from home?
Are you an early riser or late-night owl?
What’s your favorite boardgame?
What’s your favorite color and how does that color make you feel?
How do you express gratitude?
What is the worst job you have ever had?
Are you a good person? What is it that makes you a good or bad person?
Which do you prefer, oceans or mountains? Why?
Would you prefer your boss or teammates give you detailed instructions or give you a general idea and grant you creative freedom?
Be honest, how often do you work from bed?
Would it be better to start work five years later or end five years earlier?
What was the first thing you thought about this morning?
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