Customize Customer Service Bingo Cards

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BINGO
Summarizes the next steps before ending the callApologizes appropriately ("I’m sorry for the inconvenience.")Repeats key details to confirm understandingGreets the caller professionallyUses a professional closing ("Thank you for calling!")
Uses the caller’s name during the conversationAcknowledges the customer's feelingsOffers to follow up with an email or further assistanceAvoids filler words ("uhm " "like " "you know")Avoids interrupting the caller
Does not place the caller on hold without askingUses an appropriate volume (not too loud or too soft)FREESpeaks clearly and slowlyUses polite phrases ("May I help you?" / "You're welcome")
Keeps emotions under controlStays calm even when the customer is upsetUses a positive toneOffers a solution to a problemConfirms information before ending the call
Ends the call on a positive noteDoes not use slang or informal languageAsks a clarifying question ("Could you explain further?")Uses "please" and "thank you" naturallyExplains policies or procedures clearly
This bingo card was created randomly from a total of 25 events.
Acknowledges the customer's feelings, Apologizes appropriately ("I’m sorry for the inconvenience."), Asks a clarifying question ("Could you explain further?"), Avoids filler words ("uhm " "like " "you know"), Avoids interrupting the caller, Confirms information before ending the call, Does not place the caller on hold without asking, Does not use slang or informal language, Ends the call on a positive note, Explains policies or procedures clearly, Greets the caller professionally, Keeps emotions under control, Offers a solution to a problem, Offers to follow up with an email or further assistance, Repeats key details to confirm understanding, Speaks clearly and slowly, Stays calm even when the customer is upset, Summarizes the next steps before ending the call, Uses "please" and "thank you" naturally, Uses a positive tone, Uses a professional closing ("Thank you for calling!"), Uses active listening ("I understand your concern"), Uses an appropriate volume (not too loud or too soft), Uses polite phrases ("May I help you?" / "You're welcome"), Uses the caller’s name during the conversation.

Host Instructions:
  • Decide when to start and select your goal(s)
  • Designate a judge to announce events randomly or as they happen
  • Cross off events from the list when announced
Goals:
  • First to get any line (up, down, left, right, diagonally)
  • First to get the four corners
  • First to get two diagonal lines through the middle (an "X")
  • First to get all squares
Guest Instructions:
  • Check off events on your card as they occur
  • If you complete a goal, shout "Bingo!". You've won!
  • The judge decides in the case of disputes
BINGO
Uses a professional closing ("Thank you for calling!")Repeats key details to confirm understandingKeeps emotions under controlUses the caller’s name during the conversationSpeaks clearly and slowly
Explains policies or procedures clearlyAvoids filler words ("uhm " "like " "you know")Ends the call on a positive noteStays calm even when the customer is upsetConfirms information before ending the call
Greets the caller professionallyUses polite phrases ("May I help you?" / "You're welcome")FREEAsks a clarifying question ("Could you explain further?")Does not use slang or informal language
Uses an appropriate volume (not too loud or too soft)Offers a solution to a problemAcknowledges the customer's feelingsSummarizes the next steps before ending the callUses active listening ("I understand your concern")
Offers to follow up with an email or further assistanceAvoids interrupting the callerUses "please" and "thank you" naturallyApologizes appropriately ("I’m sorry for the inconvenience.")Does not place the caller on hold without asking
This bingo card was created randomly from a total of 25 events.
Acknowledges the customer's feelings, Apologizes appropriately ("I’m sorry for the inconvenience."), Asks a clarifying question ("Could you explain further?"), Avoids filler words ("uhm " "like " "you know"), Avoids interrupting the caller, Confirms information before ending the call, Does not place the caller on hold without asking, Does not use slang or informal language, Ends the call on a positive note, Explains policies or procedures clearly, Greets the caller professionally, Keeps emotions under control, Offers a solution to a problem, Offers to follow up with an email or further assistance, Repeats key details to confirm understanding, Speaks clearly and slowly, Stays calm even when the customer is upset, Summarizes the next steps before ending the call, Uses "please" and "thank you" naturally, Uses a positive tone, Uses a professional closing ("Thank you for calling!"), Uses active listening ("I understand your concern"), Uses an appropriate volume (not too loud or too soft), Uses polite phrases ("May I help you?" / "You're welcome"), Uses the caller’s name during the conversation.

Host Instructions:
  • Decide when to start and select your goal(s)
  • Designate a judge to announce events randomly or as they happen
  • Cross off events from the list when announced
Goals:
  • First to get any line (up, down, left, right, diagonally)
  • First to get the four corners
  • First to get two diagonal lines through the middle (an "X")
  • First to get all squares
Guest Instructions:
  • Check off events on your card as they occur
  • If you complete a goal, shout "Bingo!". You've won!
  • The judge decides in the case of disputes