๐Ÿ‘” You're Hired!
๐Ÿ˜ฌ Workplace Drama
๐Ÿ’ฐ Adulting 101
๐Ÿง  Would You Hire Them?
๐ŸŽฒ Boss Battle
Interrogation or Interview
๐Ÿ“ž Workplace Communication
100

You hit snooze four times and realize you're going to be late.
What should you do FIRST?

Call or message your supervisor immediately.

100

Your coworker keeps stealing your lunch.

What's the BEST response?

A. Fight them

B. Tell your supervisor

C. Steal theirs tomorrow

D. Cry

B

100

You get your first paycheck.

What's the FIRST thing you should do?

Look at it to make sure it's correct.

100

Applicant arrives 15 minutes early.

Hire?

YES

100

Name 5 careers in 15 seconds.

any career response 

100

Act It Out!

Give everyone your BEST handshake and introduce yourself.

100

A coworker says, "Good morning!" What is the most professional response?

  • Good morning!"
  • Greet them politely and acknowledge them.
200

 Lightning Round!!!!

Name 5 things employers love to see in an employee.


  • On time
  • Honest
  • Positive attitude
  • Team player
  • Hard worker
  • Good communication
  • Reliable
  • Respectful 
200

Your boss gives you constructive criticism.

Do you:

A. Quit

B. Thank them and improve

C. Ignore it

D. Argue

B

200

Price is Right

Guess how much money someone earning $18/hour makes in a 40-hour week before taxes.

Answer:
$720

Closest team wins.

200

Applicant is wearing pajamas.

Hire?

NO

200

Charades!

Act out one job.

Examples:

๐Ÿ‘ฎ Police Officer

๐Ÿ‘ฉโ€โš•๏ธ Nurse

๐Ÿ‘จโ€๐Ÿณ Chef

๐Ÿš’ Firefighter

๐Ÿถ Dog Groomer

200

Worst Interview Ever

Name 3 things you should NEVER do during an interview.

  • Look at your phone
  • Chew gum
  • Interrupt
  • Lie
  • Wear inappropriate clothing
  • Be late
200

Your supervisor gives you instructions, but you're confused. What should you do?

  • Ask for clarification.
  • Repeat the instructions back to make sure you understand.
300

Emoji Challenge

๐Ÿ“…โฐ๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿค

What workplace skill do these emojis describe?

Being dependable and showing up on time with a positive attitude.

300

Would You Rather

Work with:

๐Ÿ A rude coworker

OR

๐Ÿฆฅ A lazy coworker

Explain why.

 

300

What's more important?

Needs or Wants?

You have:๐Ÿ  Rent๐Ÿ• Pizza๐ŸŽฎ Xbox Game๐Ÿš— Gas

Choose what gets paid first.

Rent, Gas

300

Applicant says,

"I don't really like people."

Hire?

Probably not.

300

Career Trivia

What career would most likely use...

๐Ÿ”จ Hammer?

๐Ÿ’ป Computer?

๐Ÿ“š Lesson Plans?

300

Answer Like a Boss

Why should we hire you?

Each player gets 20 seconds.

Bonus points for confidence!

300

Text or Talk?

Which situation is better handled in person or by phone instead of texting?

A. Calling off work sick

B. Asking what time lunch is

C. Saying "Good morning"

D. Sending a funny meme

A. Calling off work sick

(Discuss that many workplaces have specific call-off policies.)

400

Your coworker forgot to do their job...

You should:

A. Tell everyone

B. Ignore it forever

C. Respectfully communicate and solve the problem

D. Quit immediately

C

400

Problem Solving

A customer is yelling.

Name three ways to stay professional.

400

You have $2,200 this month.

Your bills are:

Rent $900

Car $300

Phone $80

Food $300

Insurance $200

How much money is left?

Answer:
$420

400

Applicant never asks questions.

Good or Bad?

Usually Bad 

Always come prepared with questions for the employer, do your research first. 

400

The Resume Race

Teams have one minute to put these in order:

Education

Skills

Work Experience

Contact Information

400

Guess the Interview Question

"I work well with others."

Which question are you answering?

"What are your strengths?"

400

Your coworker is upset because they think you ignored them. What is the BEST way to handle the situation?

  • Have a respectful conversation to clear up the misunderstanding.
  • Listen to their perspective and communicate calmly. 
500

Speed Round

You have 30 seconds to list 10 qualities of a great employee.

500

Hot Seat

Your team gets a workplace problem.

You have one minute to solve it.

Two coworkers won't stop arguing.

500

Survival Challenge

Your car breaks down.

How does having savings help?

Any response

500

Applicant admits they made mistakes in the past but explains how they've grown.

Hire?

YES!

Growth and accountability matter.

500

The Impossible Interview

Your boss asks:

"If you were an animal, what would you be?"

Everyone answers.

Funniest answer wins.

500

Role Play

One teammate is the interviewer.

One teammate is the applicant.

Everyone votes if they'd hire them.

If no one will hire them half points

500

Communication Challenge! ๐ŸŽค

Your team has 60 seconds to role-play this scenario:

Your supervisor tells you that you've made a mistake on an important project.

Show how you would:

  • Stay calm
  • Listen without interrupting
  • Ask questions
  • Accept feedback professionally
  • Explain how you'll fix the mistake


Possible Answers:

  • "Thank you for letting me know."
  • "Can you show me where I went wrong?"
  • "I appreciate the feedback."
  • "I'll correct it right away and be more careful next time."

๐Ÿ† Bonus Points: If the team demonstrates active listening, respectful body language, and a positive attitude while responding to feedback.




600

The Dream Employee Challenge

You have 60 seconds to convince the class why you would be a great employee. Include at least five qualities or skills that would make an employer want to hire you.

ossible Answers:

  • Reliable
  • Honest
  • Hard-working
  • Team player
  • Good communicator
  • Positive attitude
  • Willing to learn
  • Adaptable
  • Responsible
  • Good problem solver 
600

Escape the Drama

Your team has one minute to solve this scenario:

Two coworkers are arguing loudly. Customers are beginning to notice, and your supervisor isn't around. What should you do?

Possible Answers:

  • Stay calm.
  • Don't take sides.
  • Encourage respectful communication.
  • Continue doing your work.
  • Notify a supervisor if the conflict continues or becomes disruptive.
600

Workplace Escape Room

Your team has 90 seconds to complete all of the following:

  • Name 5 interview tips
  • Name 5 professional workplace behaviors
  • Name 5 careers
  • Name 5 transferable skills
  • Name 5 reasons employers fire employees

Interview Tips

  • Arrive early
  • Dress professionally
  • Make eye contact
  • Research the company
  • Ask questions

Professional Behaviors

  • Be on time
  • Respect others
  • Communicate clearly
  • Follow directions
  • Stay positive

Careers

  • Electrician
  • Nurse
  • Teacher
  • Welder
  • Mechanic

Transferable Skills

  • Communication
  • Teamwork
  • Time management
  • Problem-solving
  • Adaptability

Reasons Employers Fire Employees

  • Excessive absences
  • Tardiness
  • Dishonesty
  • Poor attitude
  • Policy violations
  • Harassment
  • Theft
  • Not completing assigned work
600

 You're the Hiring Manager!

Your team interviews three applicants. You can only hire one.

Applicant A: Highly skilled but frequently late.

Applicant B: Less experienced but dependable, eager to learn, and communicates well.

Applicant C: Experienced but rude to the receptionist.

Who do you hire and why?

Applicant Bโ€”reliability, attitude, and willingness to learn are often more valuable than experience alone. Applicant A's attendance issues and Applicant C's unprofessional behavior are significant concerns.

600

Your team has been hired at your dream job.

Unfortunately, your first week is full of surprises:

  • You accidentally oversleep one day.
  • A coworker criticizes your work.
  • Your paycheck seems smaller than expected.
  • You're nervous about asking questions.
  • You start feeling overwhelmed.

Challenge: In two minutes, create a plan for how you would handle all five situations while staying professional and keeping your job.

  • โญ Communication (5)
  • โญ Professionalism (5)
  • โญ Problem-solving (5)
  • โญ Teamwork (5)
  • โญ Positive attitude (5)
600

An interviewer asks:
"Tell me about a time you failed and what you learned from it."

How would you answer this professionally?

โœ… Possible Answers:

  • Describe a real mistake.
  • Take responsibility.
  • Explain what you learned.
  • Share how you've improved because of the experience.

Bonus: Teams earn extra points if they use the STAR Method (Situation, Task, Action, Result).

600

Scenario:

You're working a busy shift when your supervisor tells you:

"I need this completed before lunch."

You thought they meant 12:30 PM, but they actually meant 11:30 AM. The task isn't finished, and your supervisor is frustrated.

Question:
What should you say, and what should you do next to handle the situation professionally?

 Possible Answers:

  • Stay calm and avoid becoming defensive.
  • Take responsibility for the misunderstanding.
  • Apologize professionally.
  • Explain the misunderstanding without making excuses.
  • Ask what should be prioritized now.
  • Complete the task as quickly and accurately as possible.
  • Ask clarifying questions in the future to prevent similar misunderstandings.
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