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About: This bingo card perfectly captures the classic moments and inside jokes that pop up during big company meetings, especially those in corporate or sales-driven teams. With nods to ongoing projects, company reorganization updates, technical hiccups, and friendly banter between colleagues, it’s made for anyone attending a regional team presentation or annual business review. Expect laughs, a little friendly competition, and plenty of relatable squares.
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Start by getting the Quarterly PDF by clicking on the "Print" button above.
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The players scan their cards to see if they have the called word. If they do, they dab that word.
The first player to finish a horizontal, vertical, or a diagonal line of crossed items shouts "Bingo!" and wins the play.
The caller verifies that the items crossed off form a correct line as per the Bingo card and call list.
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This Quarterly Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Reference to merit being good, "Day to day won't change", Reference to a coke job thats doing well, "We have enough coke projects to keep the whole region busy", Complaint about the food, CSI wants more employees, Technical Difficulties, Talk about all the sales work Bruton and Bauer are doing, The company reorganization doesn't mean anything bad, Anyone from AEC recognizing something CSI or cadence did, James gassing up Joon's coke work, Bill or Lori gassing up James' coke work, Someone in your discipline gets promoted, An item passed around, 3 or more rounds of applause, 4 or more total presenters, Someone refusing to answer a Joon question, Joon asking a passive aggresive question, Someone's phone ringer going off, "Give it up for Kevin for putting this together", Delay of more than 15 minutes before start, More than 3 partners attending, Tim Dwyer attends, "Um" more than 3 times on one slide.
This Quarterly Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Reference to merit being good, "Day to day won't change", Reference to a coke job thats doing well, "We have enough coke projects to keep the whole region busy", Complaint about the food, CSI wants more employees, Technical Difficulties, Talk about all the sales work Bruton and Bauer are doing, The company reorganization doesn't mean anything bad, Anyone from AEC recognizing something CSI or cadence did, James gassing up Joon's coke work, Bill or Lori gassing up James' coke work, Someone in your discipline gets promoted, An item passed around, 3 or more rounds of applause, 4 or more total presenters, Someone refusing to answer a Joon question, Joon asking a passive aggresive question, Someone's phone ringer going off, "Give it up for Kevin for putting this together", Delay of more than 15 minutes before start, More than 3 partners attending, Tim Dwyer attends, "Um" more than 3 times on one slide.