LikesstructuredplansDrivenunderpressure(T)Often connectsideas inunexpected,metaphoricalwaysIs a masterof schedulesanddeadlinesBreaks downcomplexprojects intostep-by-stepactionsProposes acreative,"outside-the-box" solutionEnjoysplanningaheadRemembersand celebratesteammembers' workanniversariesConsiderspeople’sfeelings indecisionsMotivates bycreating afun,collaborativeatmosphereValuesharmonyin theteamWorks bestwith clearinstructionsSpeaksto thinkKnown forrememberingpersonaldetails aboutcolleaguesEnsureseveryone hasa chance tospeak in ameetingWritesthingsdown inlistsIs a whizat findingpracticalshortcutsConnects twounrelatedideas to solvea problemPrefersroutineandstabilityWants to testa smallversionbefore fullcommitmentTheir deskhas"organizedchaos"Is theteam's"socialcoordinator"Is the firstto welcomea new teammemberLights upwhendiscussingfuturepossibilitiesPrefers tosend anemail evento a closecolleagueUses lots ofhand gesturesand expressivelanguagewhen talkingNoticessmalldetailsquicklyEnjoys deep1-on-1conversationsGivesdirectfeedbackWeighs alloptions solong it leadsto analysisparalysisStartsmeetingswith apersonalcheck-inOften usesphrases like"What if…"or "I have avision"Always hasa relevantpersonalstory toshareIs the last tospeak in ameeting, butsummarizeseverythingperfectlyEnjoysorganizingtasksPrioritizesharmonyCan berelied on toenforce rulesandproceduresFocuses on themost efficientsolution, not themost popularonePrefers toprocessideas alonebeforesharingEnjoysleadingdiscussionsReflectsbeforerespondingThe go-toperson forfixing acomplextechnicalproblemGivesobjectivefeedbackSpotserrorseasilyPushes for adecision tobe made tokeep thingsmovingActs quicklywhensolvingproblemsAlwaysplays devil'sadvocate inmeetingsHas adetailed,color-codedcalendarFocuses onfuturepossibilitiesKeepsworkspaceneatPrioritizesfairnessAlways hasa notebookfor ideas andsketchesImmediatelystartsbrainstormingwithout all thefactsMakesdecisionsbased onlogicHas a "To-Done" list tofeelaccomplishedGets straightto the pointwithout smalltalkFree!LikesimaginingfuturepossibilitiesIs the first tonotice acolleague ishaving a baddayEnjoysabstractconversationsEnjoysproblem-solvingFinishestasksearlyGetsdistracted bynew, shinyprojectsAsks "Howdoes thismake youfeel?" indiscussionsPrefers writtencommunicationoverspontaneousmeetingsJumpsbetweenmultipletasks atonceAsks "Whatare thepotentialrisks?" firstHas a specificsystem fornamingcomputer filesIs known formakingquick,decisivecallsHas aminimalistandorganizeddeskGets boredeasily withroutinetasksMakes apro/con listfor evensmalldecisionsFocuses onthe task athand, not the"team vibe"Enjoyslast-minuteflexibilityOftensays "ThedatasuggestsUses realexamplesto explainideasIs alwayspreparedwith a PlanB (and C)Will openlyadmit whenthey don'tknowsomethingDefends acolleague ifthey feelthey're beingtreated unfairlyThinksbeforespeakingMakesdecisionsbased onlogic overfeelingsLikesbrainstormingnew ideasPlays"mediator"when there'steamdisagreementWorkswell underpressureAlwaysconsiders howa decision willimpact theteam's moraleChallengesthe team toaim higherand thinkbiggerGivesdirect,unfilteredfeedbackPreferspracticalsolutionsFocuseson factsanddetailsNaturallytakes chargein anunexpectedcrisisHas a stashof snacks oremergencysupplies intheir deskHas a "wait-and-see"approachbefore makinga decisionCalmunderstress (A)Thinksabout“whatcould be”Gets energyfrombrainstormingsessionsEnjoysspontaneouswork stylesEnjoyslarge-groupdiscussionsTrusts theirgut instinctover adetailedreportNeeds aquietenvironmentto focusdeeplyVolunteersto takemeetingnotesSharesinterestingarticles orpodcasts withthe whole teamEnjoysexperimentingwith newmethodsEnergizedby groupactivitiesPrefersworkingindependentlyLikesflexibleschedulesComfortablewith changeCan instantlymotivate theteam for alast-minutepushMakesdecisionsbased onvaluesThrivesunder atightdeadlineLikesstructuredplansDrivenunderpressure(T)Often connectsideas inunexpected,metaphoricalwaysIs a masterof schedulesanddeadlinesBreaks downcomplexprojects intostep-by-stepactionsProposes acreative,"outside-the-box" solutionEnjoysplanningaheadRemembersand celebratesteammembers' workanniversariesConsiderspeople’sfeelings indecisionsMotivates bycreating afun,collaborativeatmosphereValuesharmonyin theteamWorks bestwith clearinstructionsSpeaksto thinkKnown forrememberingpersonaldetails aboutcolleaguesEnsureseveryone hasa chance tospeak in ameetingWritesthingsdown inlistsIs a whizat findingpracticalshortcutsConnects twounrelatedideas to solvea problemPrefersroutineandstabilityWants to testa smallversionbefore fullcommitmentTheir deskhas"organizedchaos"Is theteam's"socialcoordinator"Is the firstto welcomea new teammemberLights upwhendiscussingfuturepossibilitiesPrefers tosend anemail evento a closecolleagueUses lots ofhand gesturesand expressivelanguagewhen talkingNoticessmalldetailsquicklyEnjoys deep1-on-1conversationsGivesdirectfeedbackWeighs alloptions solong it leadsto analysisparalysisStartsmeetingswith apersonalcheck-inOften usesphrases like"What if…"or "I have avision"Always hasa relevantpersonalstory toshareIs the last tospeak in ameeting, butsummarizeseverythingperfectlyEnjoysorganizingtasksPrioritizesharmonyCan berelied on toenforce rulesandproceduresFocuses on themost efficientsolution, not themost popularonePrefers toprocessideas alonebeforesharingEnjoysleadingdiscussionsReflectsbeforerespondingThe go-toperson forfixing acomplextechnicalproblemGivesobjectivefeedbackSpotserrorseasilyPushes for adecision tobe made tokeep thingsmovingActs quicklywhensolvingproblemsAlwaysplays devil'sadvocate inmeetingsHas adetailed,color-codedcalendarFocuses onfuturepossibilitiesKeepsworkspaceneatPrioritizesfairnessAlways hasa notebookfor ideas andsketchesImmediatelystartsbrainstormingwithout all thefactsMakesdecisionsbased onlogicHas a "To-Done" list tofeelaccomplishedGets straightto the pointwithout smalltalkFree!LikesimaginingfuturepossibilitiesIs the first tonotice acolleague ishaving a baddayEnjoysabstractconversationsEnjoysproblem-solvingFinishestasksearlyGetsdistracted bynew, shinyprojectsAsks "Howdoes thismake youfeel?" indiscussionsPrefers writtencommunicationoverspontaneousmeetingsJumpsbetweenmultipletasks atonceAsks "Whatare thepotentialrisks?" firstHas a specificsystem fornamingcomputer filesIs known formakingquick,decisivecallsHas aminimalistandorganizeddeskGets boredeasily withroutinetasksMakes apro/con listfor evensmalldecisionsFocuses onthe task athand, not the"team vibe"Enjoyslast-minuteflexibilityOftensays "ThedatasuggestsUses realexamplesto explainideasIs alwayspreparedwith a PlanB (and C)Will openlyadmit whenthey don'tknowsomethingDefends acolleague ifthey feelthey're beingtreated unfairlyThinksbeforespeakingMakesdecisionsbased onlogic overfeelingsLikesbrainstormingnew ideasPlays"mediator"when there'steamdisagreementWorkswell underpressureAlwaysconsiders howa decision willimpact theteam's moraleChallengesthe team toaim higherand thinkbiggerGivesdirect,unfilteredfeedbackPreferspracticalsolutionsFocuseson factsanddetailsNaturallytakes chargein anunexpectedcrisisHas a stashof snacks oremergencysupplies intheir deskHas a "wait-and-see"approachbefore makinga decisionCalmunderstress (A)Thinksabout“whatcould be”Gets energyfrombrainstormingsessionsEnjoysspontaneouswork stylesEnjoyslarge-groupdiscussionsTrusts theirgut instinctover adetailedreportNeeds aquietenvironmentto focusdeeplyVolunteersto takemeetingnotesSharesinterestingarticles orpodcasts withthe whole teamEnjoysexperimentingwith newmethodsEnergizedby groupactivitiesPrefersworkingindependentlyLikesflexibleschedulesComfortablewith changeCan instantlymotivate theteam for alast-minutepushMakesdecisionsbased onvaluesThrivesunder atightdeadline

MBTI 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. Likes structured plans
  2. Driven under pressure (T)
  3. Often connects ideas in unexpected, metaphorical ways
  4. Is a master of schedules and deadlines
  5. Breaks down complex projects into step-by-step actions
  6. Proposes a creative, "outside-the-box" solution
  7. Enjoys planning ahead
  8. Remembers and celebrates team members' work anniversaries
  9. Considers people’s feelings in decisions
  10. Motivates by creating a fun, collaborative atmosphere
  11. Values harmony in the team
  12. Works best with clear instructions
  13. Speaks to think
  14. Known for remembering personal details about colleagues
  15. Ensures everyone has a chance to speak in a meeting
  16. Writes things down in lists
  17. Is a whiz at finding practical shortcuts
  18. Connects two unrelated ideas to solve a problem
  19. Prefers routine and stability
  20. Wants to test a small version before full commitment
  21. Their desk has "organized chaos"
  22. Is the team's "social coordinator"
  23. Is the first to welcome a new team member
  24. Lights up when discussing future possibilities
  25. Prefers to send an email even to a close colleague
  26. Uses lots of hand gestures and expressive language when talking
  27. Notices small details quickly
  28. Enjoys deep 1-on-1 conversations
  29. Gives direct feedback
  30. Weighs all options so long it leads to analysis paralysis
  31. Starts meetings with a personal check-in
  32. Often uses phrases like "What if…" or "I have a vision"
  33. Always has a relevant personal story to share
  34. Is the last to speak in a meeting, but summarizes everything perfectly
  35. Enjoys organizing tasks
  36. Prioritizes harmony
  37. Can be relied on to enforce rules and procedures
  38. Focuses on the most efficient solution, not the most popular one
  39. Prefers to process ideas alone before sharing
  40. Enjoys leading discussions
  41. Reflects before responding
  42. The go-to person for fixing a complex technical problem
  43. Gives objective feedback
  44. Spots errors easily
  45. Pushes for a decision to be made to keep things moving
  46. Acts quickly when solving problems
  47. Always plays devil's advocate in meetings
  48. Has a detailed, color-coded calendar
  49. Focuses on future possibilities
  50. Keeps workspace neat
  51. Prioritizes fairness
  52. Always has a notebook for ideas and sketches
  53. Immediately starts brainstorming without all the facts
  54. Makes decisions based on logic
  55. Has a "To-Done" list to feel accomplished
  56. Gets straight to the point without small talk
  57. Free!
  58. Likes imagining future possibilities
  59. Is the first to notice a colleague is having a bad day
  60. Enjoys abstract conversations
  61. Enjoys problem-solving
  62. Finishes tasks early
  63. Gets distracted by new, shiny projects
  64. Asks "How does this make you feel?" in discussions
  65. Prefers written communication over spontaneous meetings
  66. Jumps between multiple tasks at once
  67. Asks "What are the potential risks?" first
  68. Has a specific system for naming computer files
  69. Is known for making quick, decisive calls
  70. Has a minimalist and organized desk
  71. Gets bored easily with routine tasks
  72. Makes a pro/con list for even small decisions
  73. Focuses on the task at hand, not the "team vibe"
  74. Enjoys last-minute flexibility
  75. Often says "The data suggests
  76. Uses real examples to explain ideas
  77. Is always prepared with a Plan B (and C)
  78. Will openly admit when they don't know something
  79. Defends a colleague if they feel they're being treated unfairly
  80. Thinks before speaking
  81. Makes decisions based on logic over feelings
  82. Likes brainstorming new ideas
  83. Plays "mediator" when there's team disagreement
  84. Works well under pressure
  85. Always considers how a decision will impact the team's morale
  86. Challenges the team to aim higher and think bigger
  87. Gives direct, unfiltered feedback
  88. Prefers practical solutions
  89. Focuses on facts and details
  90. Naturally takes charge in an unexpected crisis
  91. Has a stash of snacks or emergency supplies in their desk
  92. Has a "wait-and-see" approach before making a decision
  93. Calm under stress (A)
  94. Thinks about “what could be”
  95. Gets energy from brainstorming sessions
  96. Enjoys spontaneous work styles
  97. Enjoys large-group discussions
  98. Trusts their gut instinct over a detailed report
  99. Needs a quiet environment to focus deeply
  100. Volunteers to take meeting notes
  101. Shares interesting articles or podcasts with the whole team
  102. Enjoys experimenting with new methods
  103. Energized by group activities
  104. Prefers working independently
  105. Likes flexible schedules
  106. Comfortable with change
  107. Can instantly motivate the team for a last-minute push
  108. Makes decisions based on values
  109. Thrives under a tight deadline