Dear CiteHR Friends,
We have created a catalogue of items from which employees can choose, and then the company will place the order. We have included all branded items in it. I believe this is a great idea that any company can implement for gifting. We announced it today, and it is a great pleasure to share with you all that everyone was delighted upon seeing the Gift Catalogue. :)
The catalogue includes the following items as single pieces or in some packages as well:
1. Vacuum Cleaner
2. MP3 Player
3. Induction Cooktop
4. Camera
5. Mobile Phone
6. Juicer Mixer Grinder
7. Watch - For Men and Women
8. Pop-Up Toaster
9. Duffel Bag/Travel Bag
10. Iron
11. Water Purifier
12. Tee Shirts
13. Sunglasses
14. Sweatshirt
15. LED Emergency Light
16. Pen Drive
17. Some Branded Cosmetics
Your valuable thoughts are always welcome. Thank you. :)
From India, Pune
14We have created a catalogue of items from which employees can choose, and then the company will place the order. We have included all branded items in it. I believe this is a great idea that any company can implement for gifting. We announced it today, and it is a great pleasure to share with you all that everyone was delighted upon seeing the Gift Catalogue. :)
The catalogue includes the following items as single pieces or in some packages as well:
1. Vacuum Cleaner
2. MP3 Player
3. Induction Cooktop
4. Camera
5. Mobile Phone
6. Juicer Mixer Grinder
7. Watch - For Men and Women
8. Pop-Up Toaster
9. Duffel Bag/Travel Bag
10. Iron
11. Water Purifier
12. Tee Shirts
13. Sunglasses
14. Sweatshirt
15. LED Emergency Light
16. Pen Drive
17. Some Branded Cosmetics
Your valuable thoughts are always welcome. Thank you. :)
From India, Pune
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It's a good idea, but I don't think the company should let the employee choose their gift. It's always better that everyone gets the same gift for standardization.
:) :) Just my thoughts !! Even we get sweets, Archana :)
But I fail to understand one thing. Why do companies only give sweets or gifts for Diwali? Why not other religious festivals? We never get sweets or gifts for Christmas or Eid. What's so special about Diwali? People burn money, and the city is extra polluted. Just a thought! I don't intend to hurt or harm anyone with my reply.
From Canada
:) :) Just my thoughts !! Even we get sweets, Archana :)
But I fail to understand one thing. Why do companies only give sweets or gifts for Diwali? Why not other religious festivals? We never get sweets or gifts for Christmas or Eid. What's so special about Diwali? People burn money, and the city is extra polluted. Just a thought! I don't intend to hurt or harm anyone with my reply.
From Canada
Dear Gourishankar,
We are not fully in agreement with your opinion because such festivals represent joy and spread light in our own lives and the lives of others. As for your opinion regarding pollution, there are also harmful mosquitoes in the surrounding air, and fireworks can help control them.
Regards,
Gourishankar
From India, Pune
We are not fully in agreement with your opinion because such festivals represent joy and spread light in our own lives and the lives of others. As for your opinion regarding pollution, there are also harmful mosquitoes in the surrounding air, and fireworks can help control them.
Regards,
Gourishankar
From India, Pune
I appreciate your response!! It was just a thought and you dont have to agree or disagree :) I guess you burn crackers everyday to get rid of mosquitoes
From Canada
From Canada
Booksellers will earn thoghts after he’ll spend lot of time, reader will gets more faster results in both way earning as well learning. Regards gourishankar
From India, Pune
From India, Pune
Dear Brad,
In India, across all states, the primary festival celebrated by the majority of the population is Diwali/Deepavali. Christmas and Eid are only celebrated by a minor percentage of people. Diwali is known as the festival of light.
The use of crackers during Diwali is primarily to provide livelihood to the firework workers who are engaged in their production.
Indian culture has its roots in riverside villages. In these villages, there are various individuals, including business people with stable incomes. However, those involved in making crackers also need to earn a living. Thus, this festival serves as a means to support them. Similarly, once a year, small clay lamps are used to illuminate the lives of the clay lamp makers. Each festival has its own unique benefits for different groups.
For instance, Pongal is celebrated in Tamil Nadu, benefiting clay pot makers. On this day, the entire village purchases pots and cooks sweet rice in these newly acquired vessels. In Assam, a similar celebration known as "BIHU" takes place.
In the Indian tradition, every morning, women draw designs (Kolam) using rice flour at the house entrance to feed ants and other insects. After preparing the morning meal, food is offered to crows before the household members eat. This practice is for feeding the birds. At night, leftover food is given to dogs that guard the property while the residents rest. These customs reflect our culture.
The gifts provided by companies during festive seasons aim to bring joy to their employees and serve as a morale-boosting and retention strategy.
Best regards,
[Your Name]
From India, Kumbakonam
In India, across all states, the primary festival celebrated by the majority of the population is Diwali/Deepavali. Christmas and Eid are only celebrated by a minor percentage of people. Diwali is known as the festival of light.
The use of crackers during Diwali is primarily to provide livelihood to the firework workers who are engaged in their production.
Indian culture has its roots in riverside villages. In these villages, there are various individuals, including business people with stable incomes. However, those involved in making crackers also need to earn a living. Thus, this festival serves as a means to support them. Similarly, once a year, small clay lamps are used to illuminate the lives of the clay lamp makers. Each festival has its own unique benefits for different groups.
For instance, Pongal is celebrated in Tamil Nadu, benefiting clay pot makers. On this day, the entire village purchases pots and cooks sweet rice in these newly acquired vessels. In Assam, a similar celebration known as "BIHU" takes place.
In the Indian tradition, every morning, women draw designs (Kolam) using rice flour at the house entrance to feed ants and other insects. After preparing the morning meal, food is offered to crows before the household members eat. This practice is for feeding the birds. At night, leftover food is given to dogs that guard the property while the residents rest. These customs reflect our culture.
The gifts provided by companies during festive seasons aim to bring joy to their employees and serve as a morale-boosting and retention strategy.
Best regards,
[Your Name]
From India, Kumbakonam
Brad, Dont give this type of remarks.... it is better we should concentrate on the topic. Regards, Ruchi
From India, Chandigarh
From India, Chandigarh
I am sorry for the remarks! But I thought we have only professional and broad-minded people in this forum. At the beginning, I stated that these are my thoughts and I mean no harm. Please scroll up and read it again. So, I too would suggest that people stop giving unwanted gyan and learn to respond appropriately.
From Canada
From Canada
Dear Brad,
What do you know about the position of India in the world? Have you ever visited India? In your country, everything will be on a cost basis. But in India, you will see the humanity in the minds of the public. Before commenting on anything, please make sure that your reply should not hurt others' feelings.
From India, Kumbakonam
What do you know about the position of India in the world? Have you ever visited India? In your country, everything will be on a cost basis. But in India, you will see the humanity in the minds of the public. Before commenting on anything, please make sure that your reply should not hurt others' feelings.
From India, Kumbakonam
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