Chose specialization over generalist Would not take no for an answer 😂 Took a job after a rough year Came back to HR Ops Started in sales, pivoted to HR Call center where people yelled at me Climbed through multiple internal roles Took a very long scenic route Worked closely with HR → wanted in Started during COVID chaos Left HR… then came back to HR Waited patiently for opportunity Wanted to be a lawyer Ran 5 cafés in college Called companies all over the world for work Did compliance for clients first Lived multiple lives before HR Took same work internal Chose job for HRIS experience Said “not HRBP life for me” Started in recruiting Got yelled at by clients early on Retail → followed someone to Paylocity Applied multiple times before getting hired “HR is the move” moment Survived AM life (barely 😄) Wanted to be a doctor Leaned into HR through leadership work Retail → airline → HR pivot Movie theater management background Shifted into People Ops Missed internal HR work Gained experience then made the switch Started in recruiting → stayed in HR HR rotational program start Disney → France → HR Ops somehow Told friend to apply… then stole the job Had a million random jobs first Started client-facing → moved to compliance Biology said no ❤️ Missed “real HR work” Chose specialization over generalist Would not take no for an answer 😂 Took a job after a rough year Came back to HR Ops Started in sales, pivoted to HR Call center where people yelled at me Climbed through multiple internal roles Took a very long scenic route Worked closely with HR → wanted in Started during COVID chaos Left HR… then came back to HR Waited patiently for opportunity Wanted to be a lawyer Ran 5 cafés in college Called companies all over the world for work Did compliance for clients first Lived multiple lives before HR Took same work internal Chose job for HRIS experience Said “not HRBP life for me” Started in recruiting Got yelled at by clients early on Retail → followed someone to Paylocity Applied multiple times before getting hired “HR is the move” moment Survived AM life (barely 😄) Wanted to be a doctor Leaned into HR through leadership work Retail → airline → HR pivot Movie theater management background Shifted into People Ops Missed internal HR work Gained experience then made the switch Started in recruiting → stayed in HR HR rotational program start Disney → France → HR Ops somehow Told friend to apply… then stole the job Had a million random jobs first Started client-facing → moved to compliance Biology said no ❤️ Missed “real HR work”
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Chose specialization over generalist
Would not take no for an answer 😂
Took a job after a rough year
Came back to HR Ops
Started in sales, pivoted to HR
Call center where people yelled at me
Climbed through multiple internal roles
Took a very long scenic route
Worked closely with HR → wanted in
Started during COVID chaos
Left HR… then came back to HR
Waited patiently for opportunity
Wanted to be a lawyer
Ran 5 cafés in college
Called companies all over the world for work
Did compliance for clients first
Lived multiple lives before HR
Took same work internal
Chose job for HRIS experience
Said “not HRBP life for me”
Started in recruiting
Got yelled at by clients early on
Retail → followed someone to Paylocity
Applied multiple times before getting hired
“HR is the move” moment
Survived AM life (barely 😄)
Wanted to be a doctor
Leaned into HR through leadership work
Retail → airline → HR pivot
Movie theater management background
Shifted into People Ops
Missed internal HR work
Gained experience then made the switch
Started in recruiting → stayed in HR
HR rotational program start
Disney → France → HR Ops somehow
Told friend to apply…then stole the job
Had a million random jobs first
Started client-facing → moved to compliance
Biology said no ❤️
Missed “real HR work”