Usually, I am all about intentional team activities, but sometimes you just want a quick laugh to wake people up in your online team meeting. Funny polls are a way to quickly engage and energize your team with a little bit of humor.
What are you wearing on your bottom half (off-camera) right now?
How many virtual meetings have you had in the last month?
How would you measure your commute today?
When my alarm clock goes off in the morning I…
The last phone call you made was to:
Last time you ate?
If you could bring one thing from the office to your home, what would it be?
On a scale of 1-7, how are you feeling today?
Try adding one of these funny polls to wake up your team and get a fun reaction. You can also use them as inspiration to create a funny poll unique to your team, online team meeting, or training.
About the Author: Leigh Ann Rodgers, Founder of Better Teams and Forward, is an IAF Certified Professional Facilitator with 20 years of experience in the human development field. Leigh Ann is a skilled meeting facilitator, trainer, and coach working across the globe to help leaders cultivate teams that are happy and high-performing.
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1 Comment
Leigh Ann
I love the fun poll idea and I’m so going to use that.
I have a session coming up so I started to think about all of the expressions we used in Ireland…there was no end to them. Not sure if they would all be understood outside of Ireland but thought I’d share a few with you anyway…..
Regards
Miriam
Grand
Chilled out
In the zone
So so
Fair to middling
Happy days, happy out
Up to 90
Up to high doh
Fed up
Walking on air
On cloud nine
On top of the world
In high spirits
Happy camper
Under the weather
Out of sorts
Out of it
A bit off
Wrecked
In bits
Seeing red