"Is there a process?" Unmutes mic to sigh. Complaint about PS team Moaning noise Unrelated tangent stops meeting from ending on time "Can you confirm" Incorrect statement about technology Laughs at inappropriate time. Incorrect conclusion stated as fact "Can someone explain <x>" Express contempt for Microsoft Starts a conversation that should be 1:1 Implies another team is underperforming Asks if someone is here instead of looking Demeans any director or manager. *dramatically exhales into mic* Asks question, talks over the person answering "<name> from <client name>" This is a <client name> day Explains how others are failing her. "Umm.." or "Uhh.." consecutively "When I worked at Telus" Stutters *makes entire meeting uncomfortable* "Is there a process?" Unmutes mic to sigh. Complaint about PS team Moaning noise Unrelated tangent stops meeting from ending on time "Can you confirm" Incorrect statement about technology Laughs at inappropriate time. Incorrect conclusion stated as fact "Can someone explain <x>" Express contempt for Microsoft Starts a conversation that should be 1:1 Implies another team is underperforming Asks if someone is here instead of looking Demeans any director or manager. *dramatically exhales into mic* Asks question, talks over the person answering "<name> from <client name>" This is a <client name> day Explains how others are failing her. "Umm.." or "Uhh.." consecutively "When I worked at Telus" Stutters *makes entire meeting uncomfortable*
(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.
"Is there a process?"
Unmutes mic to sigh.
Complaint
about PS team
Moaning noise
Unrelated tangent stops meeting from ending on time
"Can you confirm"
Incorrect statement about technology
Laughs at inappropriate time.
Incorrect conclusion stated as fact
"Can someone explain <x>"
Express contempt for Microsoft
Starts a conversation that should
be 1:1
Implies another team is underperforming
Asks if someone is here instead of looking
Demeans any director or manager.
*dramatically exhales into mic*
Asks question, talks over the person answering
"<name> from <client name>"
This is a <client name> day
Explains how others are failing her.
"Umm.." or "Uhh.." consecutively
"When I worked at Telus"
Stutters
*makes entire meeting uncomfortable*