Buzzword Bingo

Buzzword Bingo is designed to make those dull meetings just a little more interesting. Play it like regular Bingo, but instead of having numbers called, listen for someone to use one of the buzzwords on your card. Get five in a row in any direction, and you win! Of course, each person should have their own unique card. Just reload and print this page once for each person on the meeting. There are 116 phrases in the Buzzword Bingo database.

spend (as a noun)	self-managed team	pick your brain	phased approach	action item
bottom line	technology solutions	think outside the box	resource allocation	going forward
push the envelope	real-world	FREE	analysis paralysis	ask (as a noun)
exceed expectations	game plan	team player	partner (as a verb)	methodology
end of the day	change agent	results-driven	client-focused	next level

Any words or phrases spoken by a non-player during the meeting are fair game.
Words used by anyone playing Buzzword Bingo do not count.
Modifications of base word forms count as a match, but all key words in a phrase must be present. "Empowered" is fine for "empowerment", but "paradigm change" instead of "paradigm shift" is not.
Words don't have to be in order. "Shift in our paradigm" is a match for "paradigm shift."
Players may try to nudge other meeting attendees into using a given phrase, so long as they don't use one of the component words. Example: You need "action items". You may not use either the word "action" or "item". However, if by asking "What do we need to do for the next meeting" you get someone to say "action items", you get the square.
Shouting out "Bingo!" is left to the discretion of the player. However, we suggest that you merely mark the time that each square was scored and compare notes with your competitors at the end of the meeting.