Agreed, I sent a handwritten note with some sweets. It made my day to know that she had received and appreciated it![]()
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Agreed, I sent a handwritten note with some sweets. It made my day to know that she had received and appreciated it![]()
Nothing beats a nice hand written thank you note. Seriously, nobody takes the time to write down these days. I'd like to bring treats to the store so that everybody share.
Christofle is correct. Most SA's are prohibited (via corporate policy) from accepting personal gifts other than food/flowers. Interestingly enough, I am typically the recipient of gifts from VCA vs the other way around...and while I have expressed my gratitude for excellent service I have not felt compelled to send tangible gifts back. The best reward of course is to be a repeat and loyal customer....
One exception is Hermes...I will admit to having dropped off cupcakes or other treats for everybody to enjoy following the purchase of a coveted handbag or two. The SA's are always so kind and sweet to me that I love to treat them all..not just my SA (who is an angel).
A perishable good is the best like chocolate or cookies. It is more a token. However if you want to do a gift card, I think staying with the food theme is best. For business gift cards, I like to do Starbucks. It’s simple and when she gets her latte, she will think of you.
I would not do a NM gift card because she also works at NM. But also... unless you are giving her a big dollar amount, she will most likely have to add money to spend your gift card if that makes sense and that’s not a good thing to do.
An extreme example is someone giving me a $100 gift card to shop at Hermès. Very nice thought but it kind of diminishes the gift as it is on the low end of the boutique price point and now I have to put more money into this “gift”. Take that same $100 and get me a Starbucks gift card, and I am like wow... that’s a lot of lattes... thank you! Love it!
I hope that makes sense. And by the way, for me, I have a great SA and every year, I give her a box of Godiva. It’s only once a year, she loves it, and it’s kind of tradition now. [emoji1]
Good luck!
I didn't know that and brought in a gift card for my sa 😂 but then with edible items I worry post COVID it's a bit weird...I would love to treat my sa to something as a thank you for the long relationship but also don't want to weird them out lolI know there are store policies that usually do not accept physical items or gift cards.
However, edible treats are usually okay.
I have heard that people give treats like, chocolates, fruits, chocolate dipped strawberries, etc.