Truth or dare generator for work: 120 clean truths and no-touch dares
Your turnTruth or dare? Pick one to draw a prompt.
This truth or dare generator draws from 120 prompts written for work: truths that are light and only about the player, and dares with no touching, no drinking and nothing anyone would mind seeing at the next meeting. Pick In person or On video and it won’t repeat a prompt until the list runs out. All of them are printed below, with the rules for a meeting, a party or a call.
How to play truth or dare at work
Five steps for a group of 4 to 15. Bigger groups split into circles with one screen each.
- Say the rules first. Read the house rules below out loud before anyone picks, the pass rule most of all.
- Go around in order. Each player says truth or dare, and whoever holds the screen taps that button and reads the prompt out.
- Keep turns under a minute. A truth gets a sentence or two. A dare gets done, then the player names who goes next.
- The organizer goes first, and picks dare. It shows the game is safe and that nobody is the target.
- Quit while people are laughing. One or two rounds is plenty. Ten people take about 15 minutes per round.
House rules that keep it work-safe
- Anyone can pass on any prompt, with no reason and no comments.
- Truths are about yourself. Nobody asks about a coworker, and nobody follows up with "but who?"
- Dares stay where you are: no touching anyone, no food or drink challenges, nothing that costs money.
- No photos, recordings or posts of anyone's dare.
- Only prompts from the list, or ones you checked before the game. No dares made up on the spot.
- Senior people play like everyone else and take a dare at least once.
50 truth questions for coworkers
Light, about the player, and answerable in a sentence. They work in a room, on a call or in a chat.
1. What's a snack you've hidden so nobody else would eat it?
2. What's the longest you've gone without checking email on vacation?
3. Which app takes up most of your screen time?
4. What's a classic book you started and never finished?
5. What's the most chaotic drawer in your kitchen hiding right now?
6. What's a skill you've tried to learn three separate times?
7. Which emoji do you overuse?
8. Which cheesy song do you secretly turn up in the car?
9. What's the most times you've hit snooze in one morning?
10. What's the most worn-out thing you refuse to replace?
11. Which cartoon theme song can you still hum on demand?
12. What's a food you pretended to like to be polite?
13. What's your go-to excuse for leaving a party early?
14. Which chore do you put off the longest?
15. What's the silliest reason you've ever been late?
16. What's a trend you got into way too late?
17. What are you irrationally competitive about?
18. What's a word you mispronounced for years?
19. What's the strangest thing you've done to stay awake in a meeting?
20. Which show have you watched start to finish more than twice?
21. Which household rule from childhood do you still follow?
22. What's the nerdiest fact you've ever explained at a party?
23. What was your first screen name or email handle?
24. Which word would we hear most in a recording of your week?
25. What's the most useless gadget you've ever owned?
26. What's the best thing you've found at a yard sale or thrift store?
27. What food combo do you love that other people find gross?
28. What's the most dramatic way you've ever missed a bus or train?
29. What harmless thing are you oddly scared of, like geese or escalators?
30. What's a talent you had as a kid that's gone now?
31. Which teacher would you most like to run into again?
32. What's your guilty-pleasure reality show?
33. What's the strangest thing you've ever put on toast?
34. What have you searched online to avoid asking a coworker?
35. What's a recipe you've ruined more than once?
36. What's the most forgettable gift you ever gave someone?
37. What do you remember from your first day at your first job?
38. Which game have you rage-quit?
39. What are you secretly proud you can do?
40. What's a rule you broke as a kid and never got caught?
41. What's the most random fact you know by heart?
42. What topic sent you down a research rabbit hole this week?
43. What's the most creative way you've stalled for time in a presentation?
44. Which hobby supplies are gathering dust in your home right now?
45. Which fictional villain do you secretly root for?
46. Which tiny inconvenience can ruin your whole morning?
47. Which work email are you still proud you sent?
48. What did you believe was true for way too long?
49. Who's the most famous person you've stood in line behind?
50. What's a tiny habit you'd be lost without?
35 clean dares for the office
Each takes a minute or less, uses what's in the room, and needs no touching, food or drink.
51. Explain how to tie a shoelace in words only, with no hand gestures.
52. Give a 20-second weather report for this room.
53. Describe your desk like a real estate agent selling a mansion.
54. Speak only in questions until your next turn.
55. Draw a cat in 30 seconds with your eyes closed, then show it.
56. Balance a book on your head for 20 seconds.
57. Do your best impression of a phone ringtone.
58. Invent a new word and use it in three sentences.
59. Hum a song until someone guesses it.
60. Stack five things from the table into a tower that stands for 10 seconds.
61. Say the alphabet backward as fast as you can.
62. Give a 20-second thank-you speech to the coffee machine.
63. Talk like a pirate until your next turn.
64. Name a fruit for every letter from A to H.
65. Mime making a sandwich in silence while we guess the fillings.
66. Make up a 10-second jingle for our team.
67. Tell a two-sentence scary story about the printer.
68. Give us a 30-second tour of this room like a museum guide.
69. Strike a superhero pose and hold it for 20 seconds.
70. Name 10 blue things in this room in 30 seconds.
71. Do a slow-motion replay of catching a ball.
72. Say a tongue twister three times fast; the group picks it.
73. Make up a four-line rhyme about the stapler.
74. Describe your lunch like a five-star food critic.
75. Invent a no-touch greeting and teach it to everyone.
76. Write a haiku about lunch and read it aloud.
77. Do a 15-second interpretive dance called Monday.
78. Whisper everything until someone else picks dare.
79. Write your name in the air with your elbow.
80. Give the group a team name and a slogan.
81. Fold a paper airplane and land it on an empty chair.
82. Mime a job and give the group 30 seconds to guess it.
83. Introduce yourself in your best robot voice.
84. Play 10 seconds of music using only objects on the table.
85. Pitch a new snack for the break room in 20 seconds.
35 virtual dares for Zoom, Teams or Google Meet
Built for the camera, the chat and whatever is on the desk, so remote players get the same laughs.
86. Show us the oldest thing within arm's reach.
87. Switch to the silliest virtual background you can find.
88. Introduce your nearest houseplant to the call like it's a new hire.
89. Put on a hat and keep it on until your next turn.
90. Rename yourself on the call to a fruit for the rest of the game.
91. Host a 10-second cooking show using what's on your desk.
92. Talk only in emoji in the chat until your next turn.
93. Show us your favorite mug and tell its story.
94. Count down from 20 in a rocket-launch voice.
95. Find something blue and hold it up within 10 seconds.
96. Describe your chair like it's a luxury car for sale.
97. Wear sunglasses and give the call a 15-second pep talk.
98. Freeze like your video lagged for 15 seconds and see who notices.
99. Use a stuffed animal or a sock as a puppet to say hello.
100. Draw your dream vacation in 20 seconds and hold it up.
101. Type a three-word review of your week in the chat.
102. Sing happy birthday to the nearest object.
103. Balance a pen on one finger for 10 seconds.
104. Read the title of the nearest book in a movie trailer voice.
105. Show us the most useless thing on your desk.
106. Do a 10-second unboxing of anything nearby.
107. Change your display name to your dream job title.
108. Commentate yourself typing one sentence like it's a sports final.
109. Make three animal sounds and let the call guess them.
110. Make a paper hat in 60 seconds and wear it.
111. Show us your best I'm-listening face for 10 seconds.
112. Name five things in your room that start with S in 20 seconds.
113. Play a short tune on your keyboard like it's a piano.
114. Act out a famous movie scene in silence; we guess in the chat.
115. Do a 10-second air guitar solo.
116. Spell your favorite word backward out loud.
117. Build a tiny tower out of desk items in 30 seconds.
118. Use only gestures to tell us what you had for breakfast.
119. Give a 15-second keynote on your favorite snack.
120. Turn your camera off and on to the beat of a song you hum.
Ways to play: meetings, parties and virtual truth or dare
The same prompts stretch from a five-minute warm-up to a full round at the team party.
- Stand-up warm-up: two players take one turn each before the agenda starts.
- Team party: two rounds, 2 points for a dare and 1 for a truth. The winner picks the next team lunch spot.
- On Zoom, Teams or Google Meet: set the chip to On video, share your screen and go in gallery order.
- Hybrid: switch the chip each turn, so people in the room get room dares and remote players get video ones.
- Team against team: the other team chooses truth or dare for each player, and the player can still pass.
- Chat only: post one truth a day in a team channel and let people answer in the thread. Skip dares in chat.
Write your own truths and dares
Want to be the truth or dare creator for your team? Run every new prompt past these five checks.
- Would you be fine answering or doing it in front of your manager?
- Can it be done in under a minute, from where the player is, with what's already there?
- Does it skip touching, food, drink, money and phones?
- Is the player the only one in the spotlight, not someone else in the room?
- Would it still be fun if the quietest person on the team drew it?
Need more games like this? Try never have I ever, hot seat questions or two truths and a lie, and for a remote crowd, these online party games.
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