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Family Feud for Corporate Training and Compliance

The annual training nobody wants to sit through becomes the game everybody wants to win.

Review that sticks
Team competition
Works for any policy topic
Free to start

Why Choose Our Platform?

Your Material

Turn your policy, safety, or product content into survey-style rounds.

Department Teams

Pit teams against each other. Pro supports up to 24 teams for big sessions.

Live or Virtual

Run it in the training room or over Zoom, Teams, or Meet.

Instant Feedback

Wrong answers trigger the strike sound, right ones flip on the board. People remember both.

How It Works

1

Create Your Game

Add your own questions and answers in our easy builder. No technical skills needed.

2

Share with Players

Send a QR code or room link so players can join from any device instantly.

3

Host & Play Live

Control the game board while players buzz in from their phones in real time.

4

Celebrate Winners

Scores update automatically. Celebrate your champions on the leaderboard!

Using Family Feud in a training session

  • As a review: end the session with 3 or 4 rounds covering the key points.
  • As a pre-test: play before the training to show what the room already knows.
  • As a refresher: run a short game quarterly so annual training is not a cold start.

Write questions from the material people must remember, not the fine print. For general workplace rounds see Family Feud questions for work.

Hosting for more than 3 people

The free plan lets up to 3 players join from their phones, which is perfect for a test run. Most training sessions have more guests than that, so Pro removes the player cap and supports up to 24 teams. You can also use Solo Host Mode on the free plan: the host runs the board and the room shouts answers, with no phones needed.

Sample training questions

Name something you should never share at work.

  1. Passwords
  2. Confidential data
  3. Personal gossip
  4. Client info
  5. Your salary

Name a common workplace safety rule.

  1. Wear protective gear
  2. Report hazards
  3. Keep exits clear
  4. Lift with your legs
  5. No running

Name something covered in every orientation.

  1. Dress code
  2. Time off policy
  3. Pay schedule
  4. Who your manager is
  5. Emergency exits

Name a reason a training session puts people to sleep.

  1. Too long
  2. Too many slides
  3. Monotone presenter
  4. Right after lunch
  5. No interaction

Planning by team size

  • Up to 10 people: two teams, everyone buzzes from their own phone. 20 minutes.
  • About 50 people: 4 to 6 teams by department, one captain buzzes per team. 25 minutes.
  • 200 or more: teams by table or region, big-screen board, a co-host to help with joins. 15-minute segment.

Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet

Share the audience display window (not your host controls), post the join link in chat, and let teams unmute to confer before answering.

Hosting for more than 3 people

The free plan lets up to 3 players join from their phones, which is perfect for a test run. Most workplace groups have more guests than that, so Pro removes the player cap and supports up to 24 teams. You can also use Solo Host Mode on the free plan: the host runs the board and the room shouts answers, with no phones needed.

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