Last Minute Gifts for Boss’s DayOctober 12, 2009Posted by: Dan T.
This basket is overflowing with chocolate caramel apples, truffles, and chocolate covered pretzels all tied around with a "Great Job" ribbon. Because your boss deserves a pat on the back just like the rest of us. Check out our special selection of Boss's Day gifts and cross your fingers for that bonus you've been waiting for. |
Don’t Forget Boss’s DayOctober 7, 2009Posted by: Dan T.
You can go sincere with flowers or gift basket, or if you willing to step out a bit, a gag gift might hit the spot. My pick for a gag gift is this Personalized Executive Decision Maker desk toy. You might be thinking your boss probably already uses one of these, but you can erase all doubt with this fun gift. This one’s great for the boss with a sense of humor. Personalized Decision Maker Desk Toy starting at $40.00.
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Who’s the Boss?September 22, 2009Posted by: Dan T.
First, it’s not a bad thing to be in the good graces of the check signer. Second, any type of Boss’s Day “celebration” will most likely cut in to some work you’d rather not be doing. And lastly, if you (and a few co-workers) pick up the boss a little something, like these AMAZING cookies from Dancing Deer, you’ll all probably end up sharing the goodies. It’s a win-win-win. Here are some other gift ideas for Boss’s Day. |
Who’s the Boss?October 9, 2008Posted by: Dan T.
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Give the Gift of ChoiceOctober 11, 2007Posted by: Julie K.
And there's no shortage of merchant options from dining to fashion to entertainment including Bloomingdale's, Gap, California Pizza Kitchen, J. Crew, Barnes & Noble, Panera Bread, AMC Theaters, Signature Days, Regal Entertainment Group, Ticketmaster…and I could go on and on, but you get the idea, right? Even as an experienced Gift Guru, I still have trouble choosing gifts from time to time–it's tough to know exactly what every friend, family member and coworker will love. But the Gifts.com Gift Card takes all the guessing out of gifting. It's a great option for every occasion like birthdays, Boss's Day and Christmas. And since you can e-mail this card, it's the perfect solution for last minute gifting. |
Friday Rap Up: Get Your Gift OnOctober 5, 2007Posted by: Julie K.
For the weekend kickoff: Cocktail flavored lip glosses in flavors like Mojito, Pina Colada and Flirtini. For your cold coworker: A heating blanket that plugs into her USB port to beat Arctic office temperatures. (via Paper Clippy) For the Halloween hostess: A set of pumpkin placecard holders.
For your little girl: An organic softies fairy doll. It's eco-friendly, safe and absolutely adorable. (via Droolicious) For your boss: A pocket wine guide and a bottle of his or her favorite on Boss's Day. |
Ask a Gift Guru: Boss’s Day Gift AdviceOctober 3, 2007Posted by: Gillian J. Q: I thought you weren't supposed to buy gifts for your superiors, so what should I do for Boss's Day? A: In general, you're right. But because this day singles out your boss, it's okay to give a gift. That said, you should choose your gift carefully. You don't want to appear like the gift is your way of begging for brownie points, so don't buy anything too expensive, too personal or too unique. If your gift becomes water cooler gossip, you're in trouble! Before you buy, think about how you'd react if you heard about another coworker buying the gift for your boss. You gift doesn't have to cost you your paycheck (or anywhere close) but it should be high quality and thoughtful. Consider office items like a beautiful perpetual calendar or a unique paperweight. Or give a gift card for dining out or shopping. But if you know more about your boss's personal interests you could be more creative whether he or she is a sports fan or a gadget guru. There's always safety in numbers, so check with your coworkers to see if they want to go in together to get a gift from the whole team. That way you know your gift won't be singled out. Whatever you do, buy soon, Boss's Day is October 16! If you have another gift etiquette question, email us at askagiftguru@gifts.com or post in a comment below. |
Trick AND TreatSeptember 27, 2007Posted by: Gillian J. This time of year, a Pumpkin 'N Posies flower arrangement is a treat that does the trick for wishing a happy birthday, Boss's Day, congratulations, speedy recovery, or housewarming! You really can't go wrong with flowers, but if you show special care in choosing a seasonal arrangement like this autumnal Pumpkin 'N Posies mix of flowers, you can really earn extra brownie points. Or maybe I should call them cookie points, since the flowers are delivered in an amber glass cookie jar that makes a great decoration once the flowers fade! |
















