Gift to coworkers in India
January 21, 2009 8:37 AM Subscribe
Gift suggestions for coworkers in Bangalore, India?
I work with a group of developers in Bangalore, India, and want to send them a gift thanking them for their hard work on a recent project. I've been poking around online (there are many dubious sites for this) and am at a loss of what is appropriate.
I want to send something they'd enjoy (read: Indian) with a little bit of character to it (as compared to, say, a random box of chocolates). I had an order setup, consisting of mangoes and fancy Diwali nuts, and then realized I didn't know what I was doing.
Content suggestions and companies to use would be great! My budget is $30-$50 total.
I found this previous post, but Guitar Hero is a bit too expensive.
Thanks for your time-
cgs
I work with a group of developers in Bangalore, India, and want to send them a gift thanking them for their hard work on a recent project. I've been poking around online (there are many dubious sites for this) and am at a loss of what is appropriate.
I want to send something they'd enjoy (read: Indian) with a little bit of character to it (as compared to, say, a random box of chocolates). I had an order setup, consisting of mangoes and fancy Diwali nuts, and then realized I didn't know what I was doing.
Content suggestions and companies to use would be great! My budget is $30-$50 total.
I found this previous post, but Guitar Hero is a bit too expensive.
Thanks for your time-
cgs
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A nice box of Indian sweets would be appreciated, though be sure to have an Indian friend help you pick them out.
Chocolates are actually not a bad idea, though commonly given in the West for this sort of thing, they're not as common in India and would definitely be a little more unusual than nuts or sweets.
For an older group of people, a commemorative plaque or photo in a frame might be appreciated.
posted by peacheater at 12:13 PM on January 21, 2009