Declassified Office Holiday Gift Etiquette

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< p > it is easy for people to buy expensive gifts to impress their bosses and colleagues, but this may give false information, as if you want to buy their loyalty.

Protocol School of Texas owner, etiquette expert Diane Gottsman said: "there is no consistent standard of budget, and less money is better than spending more money.

Office holiday gifts mean expressing appreciation and appreciation rather than a gift from Santa Claus.

In this way, not only your gifts will be seen as more tasteful, but your credit card debt will also thank you.

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< p > the gifts you give to your workmates do not need to be personalized like gifts for your spouse or parents, just show that you know something about him.

The author of the book "preparation for success", etiquette expert Jacqueline Whitmore, "if you don't understand", you can choose something that he or she can use at work, such as Gu Dongbi or fashionable file folder, or the cover cover of iPad and eReader.

"Gold card or sports meet ticket is a safe choice and roasted food is also good.

Do not send spirits or spa (first of all) risk that he may not drink. Secondly, the reception will give confused information.

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< p > Gottsman suggests that if you give gifts to some people (instead of all employees), consider sending them at lunch time.

However, if you want to play Santa Claus giving gifts to everyone, make sure that each gift has the same value, especially among employees at the same level in the company level.

Gottsman said, "you should not treat someone with partiality when giving gifts, because they will compare each other.

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< p > again, it's good to give thanks, but always give something.

"It's a happy holiday," Gottsman said. "Thank you for those who have supported you and loyal to you in the past year.

Even if he is a newcomer, it is still appropriate.

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< p > if you don't know if your boss's gift is appropriate, consider sending a gift jointly.

"It doesn't seem so selfish," Whitmore said.

"And you can give him or her a better gift, and break your vacation budget.

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< p > will you be surprised when you get a gift from a person you haven't given a gift? Don't worry, just give back your gratitude.

Whitmore said, "you don't have to return a gift, but you must accept a gift with a sincere smile." thank you so much, "how thoughtful of you to be!" "thank you for your thoughtful consideration."

Thank you for thinking of me.

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< p > anything that may be regarded as offensive does not exist in the office environment.

Gottsman said: "let prank gifts be restricted to very close family members and friends.

Unless your office is holding a "white elephant gift exchange" and stipulates who wins the most stupid gift.

Choose taste instead of vulgarity.

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