Article includes mutiple tables and/or figures "Purported" and/or "Posited" Article mentions Apple Acronym use (bonus: how many?) Confusion over concepts or definitions Claims to fill a gap in the literature Confusion over qualitative methodology Use of metaphor is explicitly acknowledged (Sustained) competitive advantage "Value" and/or "values" "Quality" and/or "qualities" Consumer relationships Economics Author cites own research I am reading this paper on the day before class Products vs. services B2B Antecedents and/or consequences Managerial perspective or implications Article borrows from other disciplines Choice of topic justified by its prevalence New framework or model (bonus: has diagram) Includes extra material e.g. web appendix Segmentation Article includes mutiple tables and/or figures "Purported" and/or "Posited" Article mentions Apple Acronym use (bonus: how many?) Confusion over concepts or definitions Claims to fill a gap in the literature Confusion over qualitative methodology Use of metaphor is explicitly acknowledged (Sustained) competitive advantage "Value" and/or "values" "Quality" and/or "qualities" Consumer relationships Economics Author cites own research I am reading this paper on the day before class Products vs. services B2B Antecedents and/or consequences Managerial perspective or implications Article borrows from other disciplines Choice of topic justified by its prevalence New framework or model (bonus: has diagram) Includes extra material e.g. web appendix Segmentation
(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.
Article includes mutiple tables and/or figures
"Purported"
and/or
"Posited"
Article mentions Apple
Acronym use
(bonus: how many?)
Confusion over concepts or definitions
Claims to fill a gap in the literature
Confusion over qualitative methodology
Use of metaphor is explicitly acknowledged
(Sustained) competitive advantage
"Value"
and/or
"values"
"Quality"
and/or
"qualities"
Consumer relationships
Economics
Author cites own research
I am reading this paper on the day before class
Products vs. services
B2B
Antecedents and/or consequences
Managerial perspective or implications
Article borrows from other disciplines
Choice of topic justified by its prevalence
New framework or model
(bonus: has diagram)
Includes extra material
e.g. web appendix
Segmentation