This isn’t really answering your question, just my thoughts. I really think people shouldn’t have to stress about buying gifts for coworkers. Aren’t the holidays already stressful and expensive?
Cort said:
This isn’t really answering your question, just my thoughts. I really think people shouldn’t have to stress about buying gifts for coworkers. Aren’t the holidays already stressful and expensive?
I agree. I’d prefer a nice lunch somewhere and just take the rest of the day off.
Cort said:
This isn’t really answering your question, just my thoughts. I really think people shouldn’t have to stress about buying gifts for coworkers. Aren’t the holidays already stressful and expensive?
I understand… I’ve tried to cut back on gift giving. This is actually for my partner. It’s kind of expected for managers to buy gifts for their team.
@Erie
It’s nice to think about but honestly, no one really wants another mug. If they don’t drink coffee and are trying to avoid sugar, an Amazon gift card would be better so they can pick what they want.
I don’t drink caffeine or eat chocolate so those ideas wouldn’t work for me. A travel mug without any logos would be good, and a $50 visa card I can use anywhere would be great.
Josie said:
I don’t drink caffeine or eat chocolate so those ideas wouldn’t work for me. A travel mug without any logos would be good, and a $50 visa card I can use anywhere would be great.
I totally get it. My company sends gifts with their logo on them to clients who are millionaires. They really don’t need a cheese dome with the company name; they will probably throw it out.
For Admin day, they give us logo-stamped stuff. I skip picking up my “gift.” They can keep it.
To the person who posted this, a gift card is always a hit. $75 to Amazon would be perfect.