(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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Write out date in mm/dd/yyyy format in tables or bullet points (05/10/2022).
No. Avoid repeating the same word at the start of a bulleted list.
Create actionable next steps so the client knows what will follow from this deliverable and if there items specifically needed from him/her.
Use lists or tables rather than lengthy paragraphs.
Include buffer time in the review timeline to avoid bottlenecks when the product requires substantial contributions from other Deloitte staff during the drafting phase.
Use a hyphen between words that come before a noun to create an adjective (“time-sensitive deliverable”).
Write out date in Month, day, year format in content (May 10, 2022).
Only use underline for hyperlinks.
Use e.g., to say “for example."
Provide “recovery time” in the timeline to have appropriate time to incorporate extensive edits into the product.
Confirm with your team the soft copy file name follows accepted convention.
Use the Oxford comma.
Validate the internal review timeline with peers and/or your Team Lead.
Use bold for emphasis.
Use i.e., to say “in other words.”
Key takeaways should be included upfront in a BLUF (bottom-line, upfront).
Yes. Capitalize proper nouns throughout the deliverable.
The file type should be confirmed with all deliverables (Email template, Excel, PowerPoint, Word, etc.)
Ask upfront, during the planning phase, who will need to review the document and ensure appropriate time is blocked off for their review.
Include a timeline and owners of actions, if possible, for accountability.
Read your deliverable out loud before submitting it for internal review or client review.
Run-on sentences can be broken up with periods because two sentences may be better than one really, really, really long one.
Review sentence structure in all bulleted lists in a deliverable for consistency.