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Exec offers a growing library of roleplay scenarios - from global collections available to everyone, to workspace-specific and personal scenarios. To get the most out of Exec, you’ll need to know how to quickly find the roleplay that’s right for you.

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Ways to Find Roleplays

There are two main ways to locate a roleplay:

Search

  1. Type in keywords to pull up the exact scenario you’re looking for

Filter

  1. Narrow down the library based on collections, practice status, ownership, tags, or visibility

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Using Filters

Filters allow you to refine the scenario list so you don’t have to scroll through everything. You can filter by:
See only the scenarios grouped in a specific collection (e.g., Interview Practice)
Filter by scenarios you’ve:
  • Practiced
  • Never practiced
Find scenarios by skill, topic, or theme (e.g., coaching, difficult conversations)
Choose whether to see:
  • Your personal scenarios (private to you)
  • Workspace scenarios (available to everyone in your organization)
  • Global scenarios (provided to all Exec users)
Filter based on whether the scenario is owned by you or created by someone else

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Searching for a Roleplay

Go to the Scenarios tab and use the search bar to type in a keyword or part of the scenario name.
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As you type, the list will automatically narrow to show matching scenarios. This is the fastest way to find something specific when you already know its name or topic.

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Browsing Roleplays

Sometimes you may not know exactly what you’re looking for. In that case, you can:
  • Scroll through collections to see what’s grouped together.
  • Explore tags to discover scenarios related to a particular skill area.
  • Skim by visibility to get a sense of what’s available to you personally, in your workspace, or globally.
Many learners use a mix of browsing and filtering - scroll a little to get inspired, then narrow down with filters once you know what you want.
Best Practices:
  • Start broad, then narrow. Browse collections if you’re not sure what you need; use filters when you have a clear goal.
  • Use tags strategically. Tags are great for surfacing skill-based scenarios (like negotiation or feedback conversations).
  • Check your practice history. Filtering by “practiced” vs. “never practiced” helps balance reinforcement with new challenges.
  • Explore global scenarios. These are professionally designed and can serve as great foundations before you move into customized workspace or personal scenarios
✅ In short: To find a roleplay in Exec, combine search and filters to quickly zero in on the scenario you need - whether it’s one you’ve practiced before, something new in your workspace, or a global scenario for inspiration