Peer Accountability Power-Up
Why: Great teams hold each other accountable—across all roles. That’s how trust, efficency, and real respect are built.
What: This is a 90-second challenge to test your peer leadership instincts. Each question reveals how you think synergistically under pressure.
How: Choose the best response to each situation. Best answers earn 2 points. Speed matters—getting the best answers is key, but you’ll need to answer fast to hit the top tier. It’s doable, but you’ve got to move. At the end, you'll get a score and personalized coaching. If you chose the best answer, the coaching will begin with: ‘Best.’
Peer Accountability Power-Up
How You Did — And Why It Matters
Each answer you chose reflects how you respond to real-world peer dynamics—under time pressure. These moments shape team culture. Did you step up with courage, avoid the awkward, or land somewhere in between?
Scoring Tiers
You lead with courage, clarity, and team-first instincts. You’re helping raise the standard across the board.
You’re on the path—solid instincts, but some passive habits or hesitation still show up. You’re close. Keep refining.
You might be avoiding peer accountability or defaulting to solo mode. This is your wake-up call to step in and speak up.
We’ve all been there. This isn’t about shame—it’s about growth. Time to rethink, reset, and re-engage with your team.
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What to Do with Your Coaching Recap
- Review the feedback from your answers.
- Notice what instincts showed up—did you lean toward directness or avoidance? Did you have to think, or did you move quickly?
- Use this to spark a conversation with your team. Accountability is everyone’s job.
Want a Better Score?
This is a habit game. Every time you play, you're rewiring how you respond in real peer moments. Play again. Talk about it. Get better together.
→ Pro Tip: Try the game again after a crew huddle, team meeting, or 1:1—see how your answers evolve as your culture grows.
