June 30, 2022

ROCS Grad Staffing Office Holiday Gift Buying Guide

November 2, 2022

Are you looking for a gift for your coworker or boss, but not sure where to start? No need to look further, we’ve done the research for you!

These recommendations are sure to put a smile on both you and your coworker’s faces while reducing any last minute holiday stress.

The Pet Lover:

‍For the co-worker who's furry friends always make an appearance in video meetings

Gift Idea #1: Gourmet Three Piece Catnip - $14.99

Three Piece Gourmet Catnip Gift Set — Gourmet Catnip

Gift Idea #2: Gourmet Dog Cookies - $14.99

Gift Idea #3: Yeti Bowl - $40

YETI Boomer Dog Bowl Review - Gun Dog — Overpriced Pet Bowl

The Coffee Lover:

‍For the overly caffeinated officemate

Gift Idea #1: Mug Warmer - $19.99

Gift Idea #2: YETI Mug- $35

YETI Rambler 20 oz Stainless Tumbler — Everyone loves a Yeti cup

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Gift Idea #3: Mini Milk Frother - $8.99

Powerful Handheld Milk Frother — Handheld Milk Frother

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The Sports Fan:

For the coworker who’s Sunday plans always include their couch and remote

Gift Idea #1: Cool Team Shirt - $29.99

NHL Mens Loose Fit Performance Rashguard Wicking Short Sleeve Shirt — The one semi-successful DMV team

Gift Idea #2: Quirky Sports Mug - $29.95

Gift Idea #3: Titleist Pro V1 Golf Balls - $49.95

The Movie Buff:

‍For the coworker who is always quoting movies during meetings

Gift Idea #1: Popcorn Kernels and Seasoning Variety Pack - $22.00

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Gift Idea #2: Heated Blanket - $39.99

Gift Idea #3: Movie Bucket List Scratch off Map - $19.88

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The Food Fanatic:

‍For the officemate who’s favorite part of the day is lunch

Gift Idea #1: Bamboo Charcuterie Board Set $39.99

Gift Idea #2: Deluxe Hot Sauce Making Kit - $34.77

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Gift Idea #3: Cocktail Smoker Kit with Torch - $39.95

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The “I have no idea”:

‍Still not sure? Everyone likes a good smelling candle

Gift Idea #1: Yankee Candle Vanilla Cupcake - $16.88

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For your HR Team & Hiring Managers:

Send them to ROCS to take hiring off their plate!

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