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What to give a colleague for the New Year
Choosing a gift can be quite an adventure. It's great when someone provides a wish list and shares links to what they want.
But what do you do when they shrug and give an ambiguous "I don't even know" to every question you ask about gifts? This can turn the gift selection process into a weeks-long ordeal, filled with doubts and uncertainties, and there's no guarantee that the final choice will truly please the recipient.
We suggest solving the dilemma once and for all! For this, we at Lectera have developed a unique test that will evaluate the colleague you're choosing a gift for through nine questions. We will select the best option for you even if you don't know this colleague very well-no problem! Our test will still help and provide you with some interesting ideas.
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