[ SECRET POST #6917 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6917 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Gift Giving

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think there should be any expectations of gift-giving in the workplace. Voluntary Secret Santas can be nice, depending on the participants. I like giving small gifts to people I'm close to, but I don't have that kind of relationship with most of my co-workers. Huge office parties or family parties for employees seems like such an old-fashioned thing to do, more common back when companies provided more benefits and people tended to stay in one place for longer - or maybe their entire career.

But if I were the boss and I had the money and discretion to do so, it'd be year end bonuses, personalized cards, and lunch is on me. I would not expect gifts in return because it'd feel wrong for people who probably earn a lot less than I do to be buying me presents. A homemade crafty type gift, a plate of cookies, a funny mug with some candy, that sort of thing would be more than enough, and I'd be touched. But I wouldn't expect it.