Gift ideas for the boss?

Hi there,

A few of my coworkers and I are trying to brainstorm a birthday gift that might actually get our boss in a good mood, but we’re feeling a bit stuck for inspiration. We really don't want to end up picking out something totally random or underwhelming again, so if anyone has any advice or creative ideas, I'd truly appreciate it.

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I appreciate the suggestion, but I actually managed to get everything sorted out.

A white gold chain or a Rolex.

Honestly, the ultimate gift would be if everyone just gave him a month of free labor.
Just kidding, obviously.😁Actually, maybe not. I'm half-serious.☕

Douglas Gray8 said:maybe a white gold chain or a Rolex.

Honestly, I think the absolute best gift would be if everyone just gave him a month of free labor.
I'm joking, obviously,😁though if I'm being totally honest, there's a small part of me that actually means it.☕

Heh, that's solid advice, but what if he actually likes the gift too much and starts expecting it? 😁

Anyway, while I was looking into how to handle this, I found that typical corporate gifts usually fall into these categories:

• watches
• fine wine
• artwork
• jewelry
• and things like plaques or certificates.

Raymond Walker3 said:Heh, decent advice. My concern is if he actually likes the gift—he might start expecting them. 😁

Anyway, while looking into this, I gathered a few standard corporate gift ideas:

• a watch
• wine
• artwork
• jewelry
• thank-you notes and things like that.

Why artwork?

Douglas Gray8 said:why the picture?

I honestly can't say, I just happened to stumble upon something similar while I was searching for something else entirely.