gift/present

Hi,

How to give a business partner a gift in connection with good cooperation/for good work. How to say it in the simple way.

This is a small present/gift for you (for your good work/cooperation). ????

In such a case, we usually minimize the value of the gift. eg This is a small token of appreciation for your hard work / great help

Hi,

It's about a supplier from another company. Is "a Small gift" out of place?

Thank you very much for the reply.

Regards,
Dominik

Hi,

I think you really have to decide that yourself, based on your knowledge of the situation and of the culture that you both live in. It's not an earth-shaking decision, so I'm sure whatever you do will be fine.

Clive

Thank you very much for your help.

In the U.S., if someone has given you exceptional service, rather than sending a gift, it is very nice to send a note, with a copy to that person's supervisor. In the note, express your appreciation, how it helped you get your job done, and that you value your relationship. A note of thanks is NEVER out of place, and the copy to the supervisor can be more helpful at that person's annual review (an

Thank you very much for your advice.

Grammar GeekGenerally, if they are YOUR supplier, you do not give gifts in the U.S.

What about Hong Kong ? In Poland it is a common cusstom.

I'm form Poland and it's not true!

In my company U can't give anything

That's changing slowly. I think, it's up to the people in the company.

Anyway I'm not talking about a bribe but about a small token of appreciation.