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About: This bingo card captures the unique flavor of cross-functional team meetings, packed with all-too-familiar moments from audio glitches to classic business jargon. It’s perfect for poking fun at the chaos and quirks of virtual collaboration, making it a great icebreaker or energizer for remote corporate teams or anyone navigating big group calls.
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The first player to complete a horizontal, vertical, or a diagonal line of marked items shouts "Bingo!" and wins the play.
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This Work meetings Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: 8am meeting, Asked to approve something unprompted, Audio issues on teams/zoom, Confusion about the need to do critical task, Critical team member/function is not present, Decision justified by "x years of experience", Functional group resources blamed, Joe gets asked about something site is responsible for, Join mid-conversation in Hebrew, Confusion with routine testing/process, Louder=better argument, More than one document tracker is used in the same meeting, Pivot R&D conversation to COGS or supply chain, PPT used as timeline, Reference to decision made in a meeting I wasn't on, Sal talks, gets questioned about something completely different, Senior leadership "people will ask" mentioned as a threat, Someone asks if someone can be added/removed as approver, Someone communicates a decision that was definitely from Sal, Someone doesn't know an sop that they should know, Someone forgets to mute, Someone gets interrupted, Someone has to leave a meeting early, Someone lists example as, "hey…", Someone with no technical background questions the chemistry, Something is "impossible", Use of expression that "can't be translated into English", "Baseline", "Be Right Back", "Bottom line" / "At the end of the day", "Buckets", "Burndown", "Churn", "Do loop", "Docs", "It's not clear to me", "You have to understand", "Let's take this offline".
This Work meetings Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: 8am meeting, Asked to approve something unprompted, Audio issues on teams/zoom, Confusion about the need to do critical task, Critical team member/function is not present, Decision justified by "x years of experience", Functional group resources blamed, Joe gets asked about something site is responsible for, Join mid-conversation in Hebrew, Confusion with routine testing/process, Louder=better argument, More than one document tracker is used in the same meeting, Pivot R&D conversation to COGS or supply chain, PPT used as timeline, Reference to decision made in a meeting I wasn't on, Sal talks, gets questioned about something completely different, Senior leadership "people will ask" mentioned as a threat, Someone asks if someone can be added/removed as approver, Someone communicates a decision that was definitely from Sal, Someone doesn't know an sop that they should know, Someone forgets to mute, Someone gets interrupted, Someone has to leave a meeting early, Someone lists example as, "hey…", Someone with no technical background questions the chemistry, Something is "impossible", Use of expression that "can't be translated into English", "Baseline", "Be Right Back", "Bottom line" / "At the end of the day", "Buckets", "Burndown", "Churn", "Do loop", "Docs", "It's not clear to me", "You have to understand", "Let's take this offline".