Uses theWebex "Call"featurewithoutwarning.Previous"designer"was a bigfan of ClipArtSet up clientmeeting... getsforwarded tolike 10 morepeople."Here, Idid thedesignalready."project/client"ladders upto Carrie"Seemingly hasnounderstandingor concern forcopyrightinfringementWe wantsomething"unique"MOFUTOFUBOFU?Clientrequests"secrettemplate orassets"Can't youjust [breaktherules]?"I'll knowwhat Iwant whenI see it."Clientmissed theirdeadline.Still insistsit's urgent."you'llhave toaskLisa/Raf""Needafavor" RushjobHotPotatoClient"Just onemorething"Messagesyou welloutsideTHEIRworking hoursClientinsistson [me]Messagesyou welloutside YOURworking hoursInsists onmultiplemeetingsper week"Official"name ortagline neverwent throughapprovalsSecretdesignteam inthe orgWants to seea design buthasn'tprovidedcontent/detailsTheclassichurry upand wait"logo"Provides asample that'sfar fromBrandcompliantLiterallynamedKaren[Name drop]has alreadyapprovedthisClient insistson[someoneother thanme]Big ask.Littlebudget.Project givesAM feelingsof dreadand/oranxiety.Client has"fun/cool idea".Didn't think itthrough, has tobackpedalHARDReads yourmessage onWebex.Doesn'tacknowledge.Client knowsthe rules;activelyattempts towork aroundthem.Clientactuallywants techsupportAsks aquestion thatGoogle wouldhave knownthe answer toWants tosee 20variations ofthe designNeed a"mascot" ormentionsLumiUses theWebex "Call"featurewithoutwarning.Previous"designer"was a bigfan of ClipArtSet up clientmeeting... getsforwarded tolike 10 morepeople."Here, Idid thedesignalready."project/client"ladders upto Carrie"Seemingly hasnounderstandingor concern forcopyrightinfringementWe wantsomething"unique"MOFUTOFUBOFU?Clientrequests"secrettemplate orassets"Can't youjust [breaktherules]?"I'll knowwhat Iwant whenI see it."Clientmissed theirdeadline.Still insistsit's urgent."you'llhave toaskLisa/Raf""Needafavor" RushjobHotPotatoClient"Just onemorething"Messagesyou welloutsideTHEIRworking hoursClientinsistson [me]Messagesyou welloutside YOURworking hoursInsists onmultiplemeetingsper week"Official"name ortagline neverwent throughapprovalsSecretdesignteam inthe orgWants to seea design buthasn'tprovidedcontent/detailsTheclassichurry upand wait"logo"Provides asample that'sfar fromBrandcompliantLiterallynamedKaren[Name drop]has alreadyapprovedthisClient insistson[someoneother thanme]Big ask.Littlebudget.Project givesAM feelingsof dreadand/oranxiety.Client has"fun/cool idea".Didn't think itthrough, has tobackpedalHARDReads yourmessage onWebex.Doesn'tacknowledge.Client knowsthe rules;activelyattempts towork aroundthem.Clientactuallywants techsupportAsks aquestion thatGoogle wouldhave knownthe answer toWants tosee 20variations ofthe designNeed a"mascot" ormentionsLumi

Red Flag Bingo - 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. Uses the Webex "Call" feature without warning.
  2. Previous "designer" was a big fan of Clip Art
  3. Set up client meeting... gets forwarded to like 10 more people.
  4. "Here, I did the design already."
  5. project/client "ladders up to Carrie"
  6. Seemingly has no understanding or concern for copyright infringement
  7. We want something "unique"
  8. MOFU TOFU BOFU?
  9. Client requests "secret template or assets"
  10. Can't you just [break the rules]?
  11. "I'll know what I want when I see it."
  12. Client missed their deadline. Still insists it's urgent.
  13. "you'll have to ask Lisa/Raf"
  14. "Need a favor"
  15. Rush job
  16. Hot Potato Client
  17. "Just one more thing"
  18. Messages you well outside THEIR working hours
  19. Client insists on [me]
  20. Messages you well outside YOUR working hours
  21. Insists on multiple meetings per week
  22. "Official" name or tagline never went through approvals
  23. Secret design team in the org
  24. Wants to see a design but hasn't provided content/details
  25. The classic hurry up and wait
  26. "logo"
  27. Provides a sample that's far from Brand compliant
  28. Literally named Karen
  29. [Name drop] has already approved this
  30. Client insists on [someone other than me]
  31. Big ask. Little budget.
  32. Project gives AM feelings of dread and/or anxiety.
  33. Client has "fun/cool idea". Didn't think it through, has to backpedal HARD
  34. Reads your message on Webex. Doesn't acknowledge.
  35. Client knows the rules; actively attempts to work around them.
  36. Client actually wants tech support
  37. Asks a question that Google would have known the answer to
  38. Wants to see 20 variations of the design
  39. Need a "mascot" or mentions Lumi