(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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I avoided mentioning challenges I faced, hoping they wouldn’t be noticed.
I didn’t express interest in career growth or future opportunities.
I didn’t provide specific examples
I didn’t explain how I improved after past mistakes.
I only focused on recent tasks
I didn’t take time to review my goals
I wrote my self-evaluation at the last minute without much thought.
I avoided mentioning collaborative projects, thinking only individual work mattered.
I didn't look over notes from previous 1:1
My comments weren't SMART
I did not submit my view on time
I wrote long paragraphs without clear structure, making my evaluation hard to read.
I didn’t keep track of my accomplishments throughout the year
I didn't provide any feedback to my manager
I compared myself to colleagues instead of focusing on my own work.
I didn’t mention any skills I want to develop
I didn't submit my evaluation
I downplayed my achievements
I avoided talking about future career plans because I wasn’t sure what to say.
I assumed my manager only wanted to hear about big accomplishments and left out smaller wins.
I didn’t provide examples of how I went above and beyond my job expectations.
I was too defensive when discussing areas for improvement.
I assumed my manager already knows what I’ve done
I left out student or team feedback that could have supported my evaluation.
I rushed through my evaluation and didn’t take time to reflect.
I didn’t suggest follow-up steps or specific actions I could take for improvement.
I avoided mentioning how I handled constructive criticism throughout the year
I softened my self-criticism to avoid negative feedback.
I let one recent mistake overshadow my entire evaluation.
I didn’t review past feedback from my manager before writing my evaluation.