Are You Smarter Than Your Coworker? The Holiday Game Show

Get ready for the only virtual holiday party where logic takes a back seat and your team's inside jokes take center stage!

Are You Smarter Than Your Coworker? is a highly customized comedy game show that tests how well your team actually knows each other's funny habits, hot takes, and bizarre hypothetical survival skills.

Instead of asking boring trivia like the capital of North Dakota, we put your team in the spotlight with hilarious, custom questions. We might ask, "If Elena, Marcus, and David were stranded at the North Pole, what would happen?" or "What does Priya's ideal Saturday night actually look like?"

The answers are secretly submitted to the host, and everyone else has to guess what was said to win points.

Hosted live by a professional corporate comedian who has trained over 40,000 people, this event is 100% safe, zero-pressure, and highly interactive.

You don’t need to be the funny one—our host does the heavy lifting, ensuring everyone feels completely comfortable and the holiday energy stays electric!

The Setup >> Everyone joins the main room with a pen and paper. We kick things off with rapid-fire, low-stakes warm-ups to break the ice and get the group laughing immediately.

The Hot Seat >> The host spotlights a specific coworker with a fun, personalized holiday question (e.g., "What is Marcus's go-to excuse to leave an awkward family holiday dinner?"). Marcus secretly types his real answer directly to the host via direct message.

The Guessing Game >> The rest of the group writes down their best guess. The host counts to three, and everyone reveals their answers on camera at the exact same time. We then go around the virtual room to highlight the most hilarious responses for a massive wave of comedy.

The Subjective Scoreboard >> Points aren't just for accuracy! Our comedian host acts as the ultimate judge, awarding points for getting the answer right, AND for simply making the group laugh.

Zero-Pressure Guarantee >> We explicitly set the stage as a safe room with no judgment and no wrong answers. We are in the business of making people laugh, not making them look foolish.