Leaving do
A quiz about the colleague who’s leaving
Departments compete to see who knows them best.
Colleagues play in the app or the browser.
How it works
Twelve years, twelve questions
- Fill in the templateTheir name, their years at work and a few answers about them.
- The template becomes a quizChange whatever you like before anyone else sees it.
- Colleagues answer on their phonesThe question is on the big screen, and each department joins with a code.
- The podiumThe department that knows them best goes to the top.
Questions only you can answer
- Three o’clock.
- The mug.
- Day one.
- The spreadsheet, again.
- Twelve years.
The questions
More kinds of question. Guess the years, swipe true or false and put their years in order
- Closest winsHow many years has Sue been in the office? The department that gets closest wins the point.
- Sue has never missed Friday cake.TrueTrue or false
- 1First day2The new office3The Christmas party4Last dayPut in orderFrom her first day to her last.
On the night
Easy to fit in
- QuizBefore the speeches
- QuizWith the cake
- QuizAfter the present
- QuizOn their last Friday
Price
Priced by the size of the group. A team can be one person or a whole department
FAQ
Do participants need an app or an account?
No, and no account either. Colleagues scan the code on the screen and play in the app, or in their phone’s browser at join.oquiz.app.
Can we play remotely?
Yes. Share your screen on the video call, and everyone answers on their phone or computer.
How many people can join?
Eight teams/players can play free, 100 with an Event Pass and 500 with the licence. A team can be a whole department.
Can we have our name and logo on the screen?
Yes, with an Event Pass or the licence, along with your colours and font. You can turn off the Created with oQuiz line.
Do we have to use the template’s questions?
No. Change them, delete them or write your own.
How do you make a quiz for a leaving do?
Fill in the template with their name, their years at the company and a few answers about them, and you’ve got a quiz. The questions go up on the screen and departments answer on their phones.
What do we need?
A screen or projector to show the questions, and a computer or phone to run the game.
What do we get after the quiz?
A report with the share of correct answers for each question, as a CSV and, with an Event Pass or licence, as a PDF.
A send-off from the whole office
The template asks for their name, their years and a few memories.
Make the leaving-do quiz