# Office Superlatives Draft Board

> Thirty superlative awards to draft and hand out. Run it at an offsite, a holiday party, or the last hour of a Friday.

Canonical: https://livedraftit.com/templates/office-superlatives-draft

Thirty superlative awards to draft and hand out. Run it at an offsite, a holiday party, or the last hour of a Friday.

30 items · Loaded and ready · Everyone you invite plays free

## What is on the office superlatives draft

The first 25 of 30 rows, exactly as they load into a draft.

| Name | # | Position | Team | Mood | Presented to |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Most Likely to Reply All | 1 | Communication | Awards | Roast | The one who hits the wrong button |
| Best Desk Snacks | 2 | Culture | Awards | Wholesome | Keeper of the good drawer |
| Meeting Whisperer | 3 | Meetings | Awards | Wholesome | Ends it five minutes early |
| Emoji Laureate | 4 | Communication | Awards | Playful | Never uses words when a reaction will do |
| Calendar Tetris Champion | 5 | Meetings | Awards | Playful | Somehow finds the slot |
| Most Likely to Fix the Printer | 6 | Culture | Awards | Wholesome | Understands the machine |
| First In Last Out | 7 | Work Habits | Awards | Wholesome | Holds the whole thing together |
| Camera Off Legend | 8 | Meetings | Awards | Roast | Present in spirit only |
| Slack Thread Novelist | 9 | Communication | Awards | Roast | Writes in chapters |
| Keeper of the Institutional Memory | 10 | Culture | Awards | Wholesome | Remembers why we do it that way |
| Most Likely to Say Let's Take This Offline | 11 | Meetings | Awards | Roast | Master of the graceful exit |
| Spreadsheet Sorcerer | 12 | Work Habits | Awards | Wholesome | Pivot tables on demand |
| Best Background | 13 | Meetings | Awards | Playful | The bookshelf is curated |
| Chronically Optimistic | 14 | Culture | Awards | Wholesome | Believes the timeline |
| Deadline Escape Artist | 15 | Work Habits | Awards | Roast | Somehow it always ships |
| Most Likely to Start a Side Channel | 16 | Communication | Awards | Playful | Founder of six dead channels |
| Coffee Run MVP | 17 | Culture | Awards | Wholesome | Knows everyone's order |
| Documentation Saint | 18 | Work Habits | Awards | Wholesome | Wrote the thing nobody reads |
| Question at 4:58 PM | 19 | Meetings | Awards | Roast | Just one quick thing |
| Best Out of Office Message | 20 | Communication | Awards | Playful | A short story with a link |
| Most Improved Mute Discipline | 21 | Meetings | Awards | Playful | Growth is real |
| Owner of the Loudest Keyboard | 22 | Culture | Awards | Roast | Mechanical and proud |
| Most Likely to Book the Wrong Room | 23 | Meetings | Awards | Roast | Always one floor off |
| Playlist Curator | 24 | Culture | Awards | Wholesome | Sets the whole mood |
| Master of the One-Line Update | 25 | Communication | Awards | Wholesome | Says it in eight words |

Thirty superlative awards to draft and hand out. Run it at an offsite, a holiday party, or the last hour of a Friday.

## Office Superlatives Draft

Thirty awards, drafted rather than voted on. Drafting them is what makes it work: you pick the award, then you decide who it goes to, and defending that choice out loud is the entire game.

It fits an offsite, a holiday party, or an end-of-quarter hour that would otherwise be a retrospective nobody wanted. No preparation, no slides, and it scales from six people to sixty.

Swap the list for your own if your team has running jokes worth formalising. The board does not care what is on it.

## Running a office superlatives draft

1. **Load the awards.** Thirty superlative awards appear on the board, ready to be claimed.
2. **Draft the awards, not the people.** Each person takes turns claiming an award, then names who they are giving it to. The claiming is public and the reasoning is the fun part.
3. **Keep it to a few rounds.** Two or three rounds each is plenty. Set a short clock so nobody agonises over a joke award.
4. **Share one link and draft it live.** Send the join link, set a pick clock, and everyone picks from the same board in real time. Spectators can follow along without an account, and the pick feed updates on every screen at once.

## Office Superlatives Draft questions

### Can I write my own awards?

Yes, and for most teams that is the better version. Import a CSV of your own awards — the in-jokes land harder than anything generic.

### How big a group does this work for?

Six to sixty. Larger groups usually draft in one round with more spectators than drafters, which works fine — spectators need no account to watch.

### Do we need to be in the same room?

No. It runs from one shared link, so a distributed team drafts exactly the same way an in-person one does.

More questions about pricing, formats and invites are answered on [the homepage](https://livedraftit.com) and the [pricing page](https://livedraftit.com/pricing).

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