Office First Aid Kit

Examples

An Anti-Stress Toy A fidget cube, a spinner, some thinking putty, everything counts!

Great for an extra bit of focus or as a bit of help against everyday office stress.

Not suitable for serious and/or boring people.

A bunch of nuts, seeds, or other snacks

Most offices don't offer free snacks for their employees. Or, when they do, these snacks are usually ridden with sugar. Give your recipient the gift of a healthy, nutritious, and office-friendly snack - like a bunch of nuts or seeds!

Probably THE best kind of snack for working hours.

Some people are allergic to nuts, so make sure your recipient isn't one of them.

A pillow for quick naps on their table

When done right, a quick 10-minute nap can seriously boost creativity and productivity. The best way to do that without a proper bed is with the help of a desktop pillow!

Awesome for a power nap in the middle of the working day. Great For Sleep Problems

Some companies forbid their employees from sleeping during working hours, so this item is hit-or-miss.

A handy book to ace those boring meeting

At first sight, this book looks like something that's just funny, kind of like a collection of memes and jokes. Then, it strikes you: damn, these tips actually work!

Believe it or not, these tips work. We've tested many of them during respectable meetings in serious companies, and everything went smoothly as hell. Great For Funny

Some companies don't hold any meetings, so there's a chance your recipient won't see how fabulous this book really is.

Not Recommended For Serious

A cool desk organizer

Most people either don't have a desk organizer at all (and keep all their stationery in a mug) or have an ugly organizer that's begging to be replaced. An awesome opportunity for a gift!

Keeps their desk stylish and tidy.

Some recipients might be picky about the design of what sits on their table.