lonelyone Posted January 22, 2009 Posted January 22, 2009 I'm relocating to another city this weekend. My present (soon to be former) coworkers are taking me out to a rather fancy restaurant for dinner, as a goodby. My boss is the one who organized it, and who is flipping the bill (either personally or through the company, which he owns). How should I say "thank you"? Should I give everybody a thank you card? Or should I give one to my boss only, since he organized it, and is paying? Should I do something rather than, or in addition to, thank you cards? I've never had this kind of hospitality before, and am so appreciative. I want to make sure I thank them sincerely.
quankanne Posted January 22, 2009 Posted January 22, 2009 a nice, brief card/note to your boss for all his support; a huge vocal thank you to your co-workers at the get-together; and when you get settled into the new job, send them something (snacky treat stuff, no one can resist that!) to let them know you're thinking about them and appreciate everything they've done. Especially if you're leaving on a positive beat.
2sure Posted January 22, 2009 Posted January 22, 2009 I write thank yous religiously for both myself and husband, sociallly and professionally - the above poster gave you the very best advice!
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