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Year-End Employee Gifts: October Picks, December Delivery
October is when year-end employee gifts get decided by companies that actually ship them on time, and ignored by everyone else until they're paying rush fees in November. The $25–75 band is where most people-ops teams between 50 and 500…
Inclusive Sizing for Company Apparel
Sizing decisions for company apparel carry more weight than most buyers realize. When someone opens their welcome kit and the shirt doesn't fit, the kit stops being a gesture of inclusion and becomes evidence of the opposite. That's a lot…
Onboarding Kits at Every Headcount: 5, 50, 500
Your onboarding kit strategy has an expiration date. What you put together for your first 50 hires, probably a branded tee folded into a shipping box from your office closet, will quietly fall apart somewhere between year two and year…
New Hire Welcome Kit Essentials That Earn Day-One Trust
The best welcome kit we've ever heard described had four items in it. The worst had seventeen, including a branded stress ball shaped like the company logo and a travel umbrella sized for a child. The difference between the two wasn't…
Retreat Swag That Does Not End Up in a Drawer
The branded tote-and-water-bottle combo has been the default retreat gift for so long that nobody bothers to justify it anymore. It's cheap, it ships easily, and the vendor has a template ready. It also ends up in the back of a closet…
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