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Work colleague leaving - group AND individual present?

Marz66 · 2015-12-22 10:04:10

Hi all I have a colleague who I'm quite friendly with but we're not close friends. However, she's very nice and since I had a baby last year, she has got me 3 different presents at different times. We weren't as friendly before so I've never had an occasion to get her something. She's now leaving the company. There was a…

22-12-2015 11:04am

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Marz66

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Hi all

I have a colleague who I'm quite friendly with but we're not close friends. However, she's very nice and since I had a baby last year, she has got me 3 different presents at different times. We weren't as friendly before so I've never had an occasion to get her something.

She's now leaving the company. There was a group collection which I contributed a reasonable amount to but wouldn't match what she has spent on my baby. Should I also get her an individual present from myself? She has closer friends than me at work and if they were to get individual presents too, I feel like it defeats the point of the group present? Not sure what the etiquette is here?

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#2 22-12-2015 11:58am

Cathmandooo

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I'd just leave it at the group present, that's the whole point of it. Maybe treat her to lunch or something as an extra from you?

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