Town Hall Cards - Tiny Pocket-Size Corporate Jargon Bingo and Phrase Generator - Funny Office Gifts - Funny Gifts for Coworkers - Desk Accessories - Office Desk Decor for Coworkers

I recently bought the Town Hall (All Hands) Cards as a gift for my sister, who works in marketing, and these cards were a massive hit! They’re a funny and spot-on reflection of all the corporate lingo you hear in meetings. We had such a good time flipping through them, laughing at how accurate each card is in capturing “corporate buzzwords”. I think this makes a good silly gift for when family gets together to catch up and the conversation inevitably arrives at career updates. Anyway, time to get back to my day job methodically enhancing client based supply chains!

Seriously, I don't know how people can talk like this (myself included) without constantly laughing, but this set of cards definitely helps! A fun reminder that almost every corporate meeting sounds the same and that we all shouldn't take ourselves too seriously. This is a perfect gift for anyone who works in the corporate world or just wants to reliably deploy transparent methods of empowerment. Uh...and by that second point I mean, like, helping out a new grad talk like the big wigs? Yeah, that sounds about right. Enjoy the laughs!

It's kind of shocking how on-point these cards are. It'll make you laugh if you dial into a conference call and sort of treat it like a game of bingo.Recommend for people stuck in a desk job. Or for those aspiring to get stuck in a desk job. Best to learn how to speak the language now!

Use this deck by picking one word (or phrase) from a green card, one from a yellow card, one from red, and one from blue to make up meaningless jargon-ish phrases that, according to the instruction card, "leave your colleagues with a vague sense of inadequacy." Each colored card has four choices of words on it, but you can also flip the deck to the other side where every card is white and has a single word (or phrase) and you can arrange them in a grid and play buzzword bingo during a boring presentation. It's clever!My only gripe is that the cards are tiny! About 2 1/2" by a little more than 1 1/2". It makes the deck a little awkward to use and hard to shuffle; I'd have preferred regular-sized cards. (Shuffling is also a little harder because it's probably best to keep the four colors separated.) Regular sized cards might also be able to have words from all four colors on them, meaning the deck would be 23 cards instead of 92, making it look deceptively like an Agile planning poker deck.But, this is still a great toy to confuse your teammates with. I'm going to go in and say that we need to decisively iterate our global disciplines.(This is not a product that kids, or probably anyone who doesn't attend office meetings, would enjoy.)

Whip these out at any corporate meeting and instantly be the smartest person in the room (or at least sound like the most hilariously corporate person). Great party favor! People loved them for the corporate retreat.

This stack of cards is 30cm high and about 60mm x 40mm, pretty small size. These cards have 4 colors and 4 words on each card, you make a sentence choosing one word from each card. So far, every sentence I've made sounds like the management from my last company giving us "directional talks" to explain the direction of the company. The other side of the cards just have one word and you randomly choose words and create a bingo card for town hall meetings, hence the name "Town Hall Cards."Thumbing through these cards is like I'm talking to my old boss, so annoying. But if you are in management, these cards would be very valuable.Can't say kids would understand the jargon for this. If you are old enough to appreciate the movie "Office Space" then these cards would be enjoyable.

I got to use these during a town hall this week! So fun, and it helped me focus on what was being said, so I didn't miss anything. I lost the bingo game, though. We'll play the corporate sentence game at the next family get together! Such a great game in such a little box!

This is a great game to play with coworkers, especially if you work in a corporate setting. You and you coworkers will have a blast. It works great as a gift or even just to bring to a work party.