Habits
Step Challenge Leaderboard Privacy
Opt-in or team-aggregate leaderboards prevent step shame—default private progress when roles and abilities differ widely.
Step challenge leaderboard privacy controls who sees your daily counts—team-only aggregates, opt-in public ranks, or anonymous team totals. Public top-ten lists motivate some people and shame others, especially when roles differ—nurses versus executives.
Default to private progress with optional sharing.
Common questions
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Should companies publish individual step rankings?
Only with opt-in. Team averages and participation rates usually motivate without exposing low movers to ridicule or medical disclosure risk.
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