Secret Santa at the office: small, funny and still useful
Office Secret Santa usually comes with a limit of ten or fifteen euros, and you often draw someone you only know from meetings. A gift everyone can laugh at, and that does not end up in a drawer afterwards, solves that. Here are ideas under 15 euros made for exactly this situation: things for the desk, for the coffee kitchen and for the next meeting that runs too long again.
What do you give colleagues for Secret Santa?
Anything that comments on office life works well. The Bullshit Button and the Blah Blah! Button say at the push of a button what everyone is thinking, and the Anti Bullshit Spray clears the air after the meeting. Anyone who has battled bureaucracy will appreciate the Passierschein A38 10-pack from Asterix. For the lunch break there is the inflatable emergency nap pillow, for the end of the day the Teamwork poster.
Small gadgets for the desk
Crumbs in the keyboard are no match for the world's smallest vacuum cleaner or the cleaning compound Cyber Clean. The USB switch finally turns glowing devices off, and the maze pen or the sun, moon and earth stress ball set get you through conference calls. Mugs like Thinking or The Code Is Documentation Enough are sure to end up in the coffee kitchen.
Secret Santa for a nerdy team
In IT, in the lab or in a development team, an insider joke is welcome. There are pages of their own for small gifts: Secret Santa gifts for computer scientists and Secret Santa gifts for nerds. If you want to spend a little more, the Christmas gifts for colleagues have the bigger ideas.
