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Internship gift????
I recently finished an internship for a studio and I was wondering what you guys thought might be a good gift. I've wracked my brain and I'm not sure. A little about this person, he's a photographer, loves the outdoors (boating, running, biking), is pretty much a laid back family kind of guy.
I obviously can't afford anything too outrageously priced but I can spend about $60.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
3 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
no no no.... write a lovely thank you note for the opportunity. If a gift is to be given, they give one to you
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Agree with the earlier answerer -- do a very professional thank you note. This person is a future job contact. If you want to do something nice, take him out to lunch, and use the opportunity to let him know that he was a great mentor and that you learned a lot from him. Pick his brain about how to land your first real job in the industry. I would be honored if a former intern did this for me.
- 1 decade ago
Food would be great. I interned at a radio station where I was sent to get food every day and I never thought of giving a gift but if I find the ambition to wake up at 5 (when its 5am right now) I do plan on going to the station and bringing them all dunkin' donuts as they were always buying me food and getting the same thing every day i still remember everything they wanted.
But as for photography, I'm an enthusiast and I do know it gets expensive. Maybe a neckstrap if he uses one. Cameras are heavy I love my padded neckstrap.
