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Quiz for choosing a team-building game

A ready-made template for corporate training companies: the HR lead or manager shares their role, what they want from the game, the situations they deal with and what their team is like.
Who it is for
Business game designers, corporate training centers and HR consultants
When to use it
The client knows “something is off” with the team but doesn't know what format they need
What it does
Turns team problems into a game format and brings you a qualified B2B lead

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Take the quiz the way your customer would and see how the lead comes in.
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How it works

Companies book business games when the team has a problem: low engagement, a fuzzy strategy, conflict between owners and employees, a crisis. But the client usually can't define the task: they say “we need to bring the team together.” The quiz helps move from there to specifics.

The first questions are the client's role and the goal of the game: boosting motivation, building skills, getting work on track during a crisis. They tell you who you're talking to and what success means to them. Then comes a list of situations the client has run into: fuzzy strategy, misaligned motivation, low engagement. That's what a facilitator would otherwise find out on the first call, and it shows right away which game fits.

At the end, the client describes the team: size, work format, makeup. That information shapes the scenario, length and cost. In a B2B niche you can't sell an outcome like “your team will bond”: it depends on the company. It's more honest to promise specifics: format, length, stages and a debrief of the results. The quiz doesn't replace a needs assessment; it prepares for one.

With this template you can make a quiz in LeadForms: change the questions, images and offer for your business in about 10 minutes, no developer needed.

FAQ
Start with the goal and what's happening on the team. The quiz asks for the buyer's role, what they expect from the game and what situations the team runs into, and asks them to describe the team. Based on the answers, you suggest a game format instead of flipping through your catalog blindly.
The template is free. You only pay for leads: 20 free leads when you sign up, no expiration, then from $0.20 per lead or unlimited from $19/month.
In the “Results” step you create variants with display conditions based on the goal and situations. Add a description, length and up to five images to each one.
Owners, senior executives and HR expect different things from a game. The answer shows which outcomes to emphasize in the conversation.
No. The outcome depends on the company and the people. It's more honest to promise specifics: format, length, stages and a debrief.
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Tell us what you need: and we will show you how to set up the quiz.

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