I have had quite a wide range of Christmas party experiences
in my lifetime. Some are held in fancy ballrooms with 5 course meals, drinks
and dancing. Some have a “Secret Santa” with employee’s picking names to buy
gifts for other employee’s or playing a fun game of White Elephant, some plan
parties at restaurants, homes, or at the workplace. My current boss always
finds a way to make the season special, and this year she took us out for a “Girl’s
Day Out” which included lunch with cocktails and relaxing pedicures. The most important aspect to remember is this
is a chance to tell employee’s that they are appreciated and to find a way to
show it.
Making sure your holiday events are well thought out, fun
and festive will help show employees that they are appreciated. When employees truly feel appreciated they work harder, and are more dedicated to their position. This is why well known companies like Google,
make an effort to not only host amazing holiday parties for employee’s, but to
make every day fun and enjoyable. It is a well known fact that companies who
keep their employees happy, and feeling appreciated, have a more productive
staff. When planning your next Christmas party, try to find a new way to do
something extra special for your employee’s and let them see how much they really
mean to your company. Personally, I can
say my current boss is extremely generous and I truly enjoy working for her!
What is your favorite Christmas party activity? Does your
employer do something special for Christmas?
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