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The highlight is his "game" where employees wear cards with various ethnicities on their foreheads and must guess who they are based on their coworkers' use of stereotypes:
: In a moment of sheer obliviousness, Michael suggests that Oscar Martinez —who is Mexican-American—should be called something "less offensive" than Mexican. Key Character Milestones [S1E2] Diversity Day
Beyond the cringe-comedy of the seminar, "Diversity Day" established several series staples: The Office TV Show Character Development and Sales Dynamics The highlight is his "game" where employees wear
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