This board helps players review Workplace Judgment through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Confidential Information, Ethics, Professional Conduct, Social Media, Security. It is useful for classroom review, team trivia, family game night, test prep, and group play.
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A peek at what's on the board — 8 categories and one sample clue from each. Answers stay hidden until you open them, so the game still works.
You accidentally receive a spreadsheet showing employee salaries. What should you do first?
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Report it
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A teammate asks you to mark a task complete even though it is unfinished. What should you protect?
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Integrity
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A coworker disagrees with your idea in a meeting. What should your response stay?
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Respectful
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You are excited about a new product launch that has not been announced. What should you avoid doing?
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Posting it
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You receive an urgent email asking you to reset your password through a strange link. What should you suspect?
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Phishing
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A customer asks for information you are not sure is correct. What should you avoid?
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Guessing
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Two teammates give you conflicting priorities. What should you ask for?
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Alignment
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Before making a decision with limited information, what should you identify?
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Risks
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Board content
Confidential Information
- $100 — You accidentally receive a spreadsheet showing employee salaries. What should you do first?
- Report it
- $200 — A coworker asks for customer data they do not need for their role. What should you verify first?
- Business need
- $300 — You want to use a real customer story in a presentation. What should you remove first?
- Identifying details
- $400 — A private document is shared in the wrong group chat. What should you do immediately?
- Flag it
- $500 — When unsure whether information is confidential, what is the safest move?
- Ask before sharing
Ethics
- $100 — A teammate asks you to mark a task complete even though it is unfinished. What should you protect?
- Integrity
- $200 — You notice a report includes numbers that seem exaggerated. What should you do before presenting it?
- Verify accuracy
- $300 — A customer asks you to promise something the company may not deliver. What should you avoid?
- Overpromising
- $400 — You make a mistake that could affect a customer. What should you do instead of hiding it?
- Own it
- $500 — A decision is legal but feels unfair to customers. What should you consider besides rules?
- Ethics
Professional Conduct
- $100 — A coworker disagrees with your idea in a meeting. What should your response stay?
- Respectful
- $200 — You are frustrated after feedback. What should you avoid doing publicly?
- Venting
- $300 — A joke makes someone uncomfortable. What should you do next?
- Apologize
- $400 — A teammate keeps interrupting others. What should be addressed?
- Behavior
- $500 — Professionalism means treating people well even when conversations are what?
- Difficult
Social Media
- $100 — You are excited about a new product launch that has not been announced. What should you avoid doing?
- Posting it
- $200 — A customer complaint appears online. What should you avoid sharing in your response?
- Private details
- $300 — Before posting about work, what should you consider?
- Company policy
- $400 — A coworker shares confidential workplace drama online. What risk does this create?
- Reputation damage
- $500 — If a post could embarrass your company or coworkers, what is the safest choice?
- Do not post
Security
- $100 — You receive an urgent email asking you to reset your password through a strange link. What should you suspect?
- Phishing
- $200 — A coworker asks to borrow your login because theirs is not working. What should you avoid sharing?
- Password
- $300 — You see someone without a badge following employees into a secure area. What should you do?
- Report it
- $400 — A work laptop is lost in a rideshare. What should happen first?
- Notify IT
- $500 — Before opening an unexpected attachment, what should you verify?
- Sender
Customer Situations
- $100 — A customer asks for information you are not sure is correct. What should you avoid?
- Guessing
- $200 — A customer is upset and raising their voice. What should you keep calm?
- Tone
- $300 — You cannot solve a customer issue alone. What should you do?
- Escalate
- $400 — A customer requests a discount you cannot approve. What should you explain?
- Policy
- $500 — When a customer shares sensitive information, what should you protect?
- Privacy
Team Situations
- $100 — Two teammates give you conflicting priorities. What should you ask for?
- Alignment
- $200 — A teammate is taking credit for shared work. What should you address professionally?
- Contribution
- $300 — You notice a coworker struggling quietly. What is a helpful first step?
- Offer support
- $400 — A group project is falling behind. What should the team discuss early?
- Risks
- $500 — When team tension rises, what should the group refocus on?
- Shared goals
Decision Making
- $100 — Before making a decision with limited information, what should you identify?
- Risks
- $200 — A fast decision may create a bigger problem later. What should you balance with speed?
- Quality
- $300 — When a decision affects multiple teams, who should be considered?
- Stakeholders
- $400 — If you are outside your authority, what should you seek?
- Approval
- $500 — Good workplace judgment means choosing actions that protect people, customers, and what?
- Trust
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