Meetings & Work
Survive your next standup, all-hands, or conference call.
💼 Cards
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Bullshit
Forget the cheap imitations — random bullshit bingo for meetings, seminars, and endless conference calls.
Buzzword Bingo!
Forget the cheap imitations — randomly generated buzzword bingo for your next meeting, all-hands, or keynote.
Agile
A game to play during your daily scrum.
Information Technologies
A game to play during IT department meetings and help desk huddles.
Marketing
A game to play during your next marketing brainstorm or campaign review.
Software Development
A game to play during software development standups and sprint reviews.
UX
A game to play during design meetings and user research sessions.
Game Development
A game to play during your daily standup.
Advertising
A game to play during your next ad agency pitch or campaign presentation.
DevOps
A game to play at your next DevOps conference.
SAFe
A game to play during your next Scaled Agile Framework ceremony.
IT Department
A game to play while contemplating the mistakes you have made in life.
SEO
A game to play during your next SEO strategy session.
Human Resources
A game that will go down on your permanent record.
Getting Things Done
A game to play while Getting Things Done.
Redundancy
A game to play when your employer starts talking about 'restructuring'.
Corporate Buzzwords
A game to play during your next all-hands or quarterly business review.
Home Depot
A game that will go down on your permanent record.
Startup Speak
A game to play at your next pitch or product meeting.
People trying to look smart in meetings
Spot the tricks people use to attempt to look smart in meetings.
Meeting Bingo
A game to play during your next video call.
Design
A game to play at your next design meeting.
Conference Call
Next slide please...
Customer Service Team
A game to play when answering phones and looking up customer information.
Project Management
Project management is a crucial yet monotonous task, pulling engineers and managers towards conference rooms with a tractor beam. During your next project meeting, look for the following terms and mark them off as they’re said.