Every datatool promisesto be the lastone you'llever needExcel willnever dieMaster datamanagementprojectsalways failHybridworking hasmadecollaborationworseOnboardingis alwaystough, nomatter thecompanyData literacyshould betaught inschoolsStakeholdersalways askfor the wrongmetricsA bad datamodelcauses moredamage thanbad codeData qualityis everyone’sproblem, notjust the datateamThe bestinsightscome fromthe simplestqueriesAI willreplace dataanalystswithin 10yearsWorking fromhome makesyou moreproductivethan the officeDatamesh isjust hypewe spend moretime talkingabout data thanactually using itDataGovernanceonly getsattention aftersomething goeswrongA gooddashboard isworth morethan a 50-page reportMeetingsabout dataare worsethan baddataDark data isa bigger riskthan cyberattacksMost datagovernanceframeworksare justbureaucracyThe loudestperson in themeeting getsthe creditReal-timedata is anice-to-have,not a must-haveYou can tell acompany’sculture byhow they treattheir dataNo one readsthedocumentationMostcompaniesdon’t needa data lakeEvery datatool promisesto be the lastone you'llever needExcel willnever dieMaster datamanagementprojectsalways failHybridworking hasmadecollaborationworseOnboardingis alwaystough, nomatter thecompanyData literacyshould betaught inschoolsStakeholdersalways askfor the wrongmetricsA bad datamodelcauses moredamage thanbad codeData qualityis everyone’sproblem, notjust the datateamThe bestinsightscome fromthe simplestqueriesAI willreplace dataanalystswithin 10yearsWorking fromhome makesyou moreproductivethan the officeDatamesh isjust hypewe spend moretime talkingabout data thanactually using itDataGovernanceonly getsattention aftersomething goeswrongA gooddashboard isworth morethan a 50-page reportMeetingsabout dataare worsethan baddataDark data isa bigger riskthan cyberattacksMost datagovernanceframeworksare justbureaucracyThe loudestperson in themeeting getsthe creditReal-timedata is anice-to-have,not a must-haveYou can tell acompany’sculture byhow they treattheir dataNo one readsthedocumentationMostcompaniesdon’t needa data lake

Data Mgmt - Call List

(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.


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  1. Every data tool promises to be the last one you'll ever need
  2. Excel will never die
  3. Master data management projects always fail
  4. Hybrid working has made collaboration worse
  5. Onboarding is always tough, no matter the company
  6. Data literacy should be taught in schools
  7. Stakeholders always ask for the wrong metrics
  8. A bad data model causes more damage than bad code
  9. Data quality is everyone’s problem, not just the data team
  10. The best insights come from the simplest queries
  11. AI will replace data analysts within 10 years
  12. Working from home makes you more productive than the office
  13. Data mesh is just hype
  14. we spend more time talking about data than actually using it
  15. Data Governance only gets attention after something goes wrong
  16. A good dashboard is worth more than a 50-page report
  17. Meetings about data are worse than bad data
  18. Dark data is a bigger risk than cyber attacks
  19. Most data governance frameworks are just bureaucracy
  20. The loudest person in the meeting gets the credit
  21. Real-time data is a nice-to-have, not a must-have
  22. You can tell a company’s culture by how they treat their data
  23. No one reads the documentation
  24. Most companies don’t need a data lake