Its normal for feeling resentful about forced gift giving.
However in the big picture its probably easier to just pitch in a small amount and say its " all you can afford" at the moment. I get the idea but nobody likes a perceived cheapskate.
I honestly wouldn’t if we got a better gift in return. I mean, why have us go to some stupid indoor golf that’s more than an hour drive away? Yes it’s a “fun” paid day off, but we’re wasting money - are we not?
IIN I don’t really want to pitch in for my supervisors Christmas gift?
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Its normal for feeling resentful about forced gift giving.
However in the big picture its probably easier to just pitch in a small amount and say its " all you can afford" at the moment. I get the idea but nobody likes a perceived cheapskate.
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I honestly wouldn’t if we got a better gift in return. I mean, why have us go to some stupid indoor golf that’s more than an hour drive away? Yes it’s a “fun” paid day off, but we’re wasting money - are we not?
I sound petty, but I think it’s justified.
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I agree you guys got a pretty crappy " gift" in return.
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A few years ago we all got Amazon cards for $25, and that gift is much more desired.
I’m also pissy that the person who gave him the idea isn’t going to show up again because she has two young kids 🙄
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Bleh. Make them all some Christmas candy with ex lax!