Does anyone have any ideas for gifts at work?

Question

I am leaving my work place tomarrow, because it was a part time temporary job, and I wanna leave with smiles.

So I would like to treat some of the people that helped me. Have any good idea???

Also, would it be better to just treat everyone, like leave a few pizza's in the lunch room and write an email? ORRRR treat the people who actually helped me like my supervisor my boss, a friend, and some others?? advice needed. please help. thanks!

Answer 1

i think you should take something to share and for the special people a gift like for:

girls-trinket box / jewelery /flowers ect

boys-ornament  /wine /chocolate ect

hope this helps xx

Answer 2

Pizza lunch would be nice for everyone & maybe a card for each of those who you were closer to (supervisor, boss, friends)

Answer 3

I think you should do a combo of both, get something for everyone: donuts in the AM or bring in cookies or a snacky thing. If you wanted to order pizza you could, but that might be a little too much because of cost.

Then maybe get your boss and other people that are close to you a little something like a coffee mug or a nice pen. Just be prepared to have them not accepted in case your boss doesn't feel right taking a gift from a subordinate (some places have policies against this).

That's very sweet of you!!

Answer 4

Food is always a nice "thank you" for staff.  Pizzas are a great idea as are cookies and snacks.  

A nice note inside a thank you card would be appropriate for your supervisor,too.

Answer 5

Maybe with some nice gift certificates from a one-stop shop store.

Thanks for asking.

Answer 6

If you favor one person over another, believe me, there won't be many good feelings following you. The Pizza is a good idea. So are notes given privately to those who helped you. In many places a boss not only shouldn't, but can't accept gifts from people he supervises. But a note you can treasure forever.  

Answer 7

A framed poster to hang on the wall and brighten their days for a long time to come. http://www.viewposters.com