Strategy: A Holiday Gift To Your Boss.

Giving is happier than accepting, especially at this time of year.

However, some people think sending gifts to their boss is a vulgar move, which may leave a label of flatterers on themselves.

So when you decide to spend money for your boss, read Susan Adams's office gift: OfficeGiftGiving:ProceedWithCaution. (SusanAdams)

Then, consider joining up with your colleagues. This is a good way to thank your boss and not to flatter you.

You may as well refer to our suggestions about what gifts you give (and don't give gifts), whether you are giving gifts alone or with your colleagues.

Choosing the right gift is a very painful process.

Your relationship with your boss may determine how much money you should spend on gifts.

But remember that gifts are not too personal, too expensive, personalized gifts can convey the wrong information, and you certainly do not want your boss to feel that you are bribing or hinting after receiving a gift.

In addition, you certainly do not want your gift to make him (or her) feel insulted or annoyed. Then, do not send clothes (to send clothes, you must guess the clothes size of your boss in advance), do not choose politicized or religious related items, nor send money, personal care products or "adult" supplies.

These gifts may make people feel awkward, so they still have the right rules. They can choose electronic products, gourmet wine, office or travel products.

If your boss already owns iPhone or iPad, don't be smart enough to send a gift card directly to iTunes.

Instead, you should consider buying an accessory.

In terms of price, you can also be thrifty because there are less than 10 dollars in electronic accessories and more than 200 dollars.

If your boss is an electronic product fan, a iPad wireless keyboard ($69) or a BookBook retro book iPhone pack ($59.99) can be a great gift.

If your boss is more like a photo fan, and his (or her) desk is full of photo frames, you don't bother to send a sterling silver photo frame again. You can choose a more interesting gift (and keep your boss's desk no longer messy), such as Ceiva's digital photo frame (99.95-119.95 dollars).

If he or she loves to enjoy more than those digital electronic products, then you can choose a gourmet basket.

Dean&Deluca, a restaurant in SoHo District of New York, has launched a delicious food gift box ranging from 65 US dollars to 150 dollars. You can choose according to your actual situation.

Maybe you can also bring a bottle of wine to these delicacies, but make sure that it will not be illegal.

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If the boss is studying the wine, then don't think about wine any more. Choose some accessories. Metrokane's "rabbit style" electric bottle opener ($50) or Brookstone's single bottle of wine cooler ($100) is a good choice for good wine lovers.

If your boss is a sports fan who likes to watch games with beer and peanuts, T-shirts or hats may be a good choice, but giving him (or her) a ticket for a favorite team match is a real gift.

Movie tickets, theater tickets or concert tickets are also good gifts, but you have to know which artists or performances your boss likes before you can choose gifts.

You must buy two tickets, but don't hint that the other one is for you.

If this is not all right, choose some business gifts.

Gifts such as office and travel products are both practical and pleasing.

If you wrap gifts in the blue box of Tiffany (Tiffany) and put on a white bow outside, the gift can not be mistakable.

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The business card box ($95) can also be a great gift.

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On a business trip, Tumi's passport leather ($39-75) or PierrepontHicks's tie box ($185) is a very practical gift.

He or she also likes to listen while walking. Don't use heavy noise canceling headphones as gifts. That will cost you hundreds of dollars and increase the weight of your briefcase.

Instead, you can consider the lightweight NuForce headset ($65-69).

If your boss has a particular interest in photography or cooking, do not send any photo albums or cooking recipes, you can sign up for him (or her) in cooking class or photography teaching class ($50), which shows your interest in his or her interest.