Acknowledgethe otherperson’sperspectiveListenwithoutinterruptingShowpatience andexpressyourselfcalmlyValidatingthe otherpeople’sperspectiveAsk for theotherperson’sopinion onwhat to doAvoidingquickjudgmentSmile morewheninteractingwithcoworkersEncourageothers andbesupportiveMentor yourjuniors atwork and beopen to theirconcernsFostermeaningfulrelationshipswith peersand managersUse yourcoworker’snamesBe cognizantof non-verbalcommunicationGiverecognitionwhenappropriateViewing asituation interms of howothers feelAsk theother personto furtherexplain theirposition!Don’tmultitaskduringconversationsAcknowledgethe otherperson’sperspectiveListenwithoutinterruptingShowpatience andexpressyourselfcalmlyValidatingthe otherpeople’sperspectiveAsk for theotherperson’sopinion onwhat to doAvoidingquickjudgmentSmile morewheninteractingwithcoworkersEncourageothers andbesupportiveMentor yourjuniors atwork and beopen to theirconcernsFostermeaningfulrelationshipswith peersand managersUse yourcoworker’snamesBe cognizantof non-verbalcommunicationGiverecognitionwhenappropriateViewing asituation interms of howothers feelAsk theother personto furtherexplain theirposition!Don’tmultitaskduringconversations

TEAM EMPATHY - 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. Acknowledge the other person’s perspective
  2. Listen without interrupting
  3. Show patience and express yourself calmly
  4. Validating the other people’s perspective
  5. Ask for the other person’s opinion on what to do
  6. Avoiding quick judgment
  7. Smile more when interacting with coworkers
  8. Encourage others and be supportive
  9. Mentor your juniors at work and be open to their concerns
  10. Foster meaningful relationships with peers and managers
  11. Use your coworker’s names
  12. Be cognizant of non-verbal communication
  13. Give recognition when appropriate
  14. Viewing a situation in terms of how others feel
  15. Ask the other person to further explain their position!
  16. Don’t multitask during conversations