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Situation: I work at a tech company. Some guests will visit the company. Gifts will be given to the guests.



Problem: What are suitable gifts? (apart from clothes, cups and notebooks)



I have come up with the following items based on diversity, functionality and compatibility:




  • Multi-purpose Pen

  • Wireless Power Bank

  • Universal Phone Dock


or should I focus on simple items such as USB flash drive?



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Thank you very much!






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put on hold as primarily opinion-based by solarflare, PeteCon, gnat, Philip Kendall, Kozaky Nov 29 at 8:48


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    Who uses USB flash drives these days? Most official computers would not allow external devices and most of the data is transferred by uploading on some cloud platform anyways.
    – PagMax
    Nov 29 at 4:40










  • @PagMax my wife brought home a USB the other day, I couldn't believe it
    – solarflare
    Nov 29 at 4:55










  • What are you using instead? Just curious
    – Mawg
    Nov 29 at 11:34










  • USB's are usually the go to
    – NULL.Dude
    Nov 29 at 14:25










  • We would never use USB memory sticks - they are explicitly banned in many companies...
    – Rory Alsop
    2 days ago

















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Situation: I work at a tech company. Some guests will visit the company. Gifts will be given to the guests.



Problem: What are suitable gifts? (apart from clothes, cups and notebooks)



I have come up with the following items based on diversity, functionality and compatibility:




  • Multi-purpose Pen

  • Wireless Power Bank

  • Universal Phone Dock


or should I focus on simple items such as USB flash drive?



Reference: sourceec



Thank you very much!






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put on hold as primarily opinion-based by solarflare, PeteCon, gnat, Philip Kendall, Kozaky Nov 29 at 8:48


Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.











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    Who uses USB flash drives these days? Most official computers would not allow external devices and most of the data is transferred by uploading on some cloud platform anyways.
    – PagMax
    Nov 29 at 4:40










  • @PagMax my wife brought home a USB the other day, I couldn't believe it
    – solarflare
    Nov 29 at 4:55










  • What are you using instead? Just curious
    – Mawg
    Nov 29 at 11:34










  • USB's are usually the go to
    – NULL.Dude
    Nov 29 at 14:25










  • We would never use USB memory sticks - they are explicitly banned in many companies...
    – Rory Alsop
    2 days ago













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Situation: I work at a tech company. Some guests will visit the company. Gifts will be given to the guests.



Problem: What are suitable gifts? (apart from clothes, cups and notebooks)



I have come up with the following items based on diversity, functionality and compatibility:




  • Multi-purpose Pen

  • Wireless Power Bank

  • Universal Phone Dock


or should I focus on simple items such as USB flash drive?



Reference: sourceec



Thank you very much!






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Situation: I work at a tech company. Some guests will visit the company. Gifts will be given to the guests.



Problem: What are suitable gifts? (apart from clothes, cups and notebooks)



I have come up with the following items based on diversity, functionality and compatibility:




  • Multi-purpose Pen

  • Wireless Power Bank

  • Universal Phone Dock


or should I focus on simple items such as USB flash drive?



Reference: sourceec



Thank you very much!






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put on hold as primarily opinion-based by solarflare, PeteCon, gnat, Philip Kendall, Kozaky Nov 29 at 8:48


Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.






put on hold as primarily opinion-based by solarflare, PeteCon, gnat, Philip Kendall, Kozaky Nov 29 at 8:48


Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.










  • 1




    Who uses USB flash drives these days? Most official computers would not allow external devices and most of the data is transferred by uploading on some cloud platform anyways.
    – PagMax
    Nov 29 at 4:40










  • @PagMax my wife brought home a USB the other day, I couldn't believe it
    – solarflare
    Nov 29 at 4:55










  • What are you using instead? Just curious
    – Mawg
    Nov 29 at 11:34










  • USB's are usually the go to
    – NULL.Dude
    Nov 29 at 14:25










  • We would never use USB memory sticks - they are explicitly banned in many companies...
    – Rory Alsop
    2 days ago














  • 1




    Who uses USB flash drives these days? Most official computers would not allow external devices and most of the data is transferred by uploading on some cloud platform anyways.
    – PagMax
    Nov 29 at 4:40










  • @PagMax my wife brought home a USB the other day, I couldn't believe it
    – solarflare
    Nov 29 at 4:55










  • What are you using instead? Just curious
    – Mawg
    Nov 29 at 11:34










  • USB's are usually the go to
    – NULL.Dude
    Nov 29 at 14:25










  • We would never use USB memory sticks - they are explicitly banned in many companies...
    – Rory Alsop
    2 days ago








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Who uses USB flash drives these days? Most official computers would not allow external devices and most of the data is transferred by uploading on some cloud platform anyways.
– PagMax
Nov 29 at 4:40




Who uses USB flash drives these days? Most official computers would not allow external devices and most of the data is transferred by uploading on some cloud platform anyways.
– PagMax
Nov 29 at 4:40












@PagMax my wife brought home a USB the other day, I couldn't believe it
– solarflare
Nov 29 at 4:55




@PagMax my wife brought home a USB the other day, I couldn't believe it
– solarflare
Nov 29 at 4:55












What are you using instead? Just curious
– Mawg
Nov 29 at 11:34




What are you using instead? Just curious
– Mawg
Nov 29 at 11:34












USB's are usually the go to
– NULL.Dude
Nov 29 at 14:25




USB's are usually the go to
– NULL.Dude
Nov 29 at 14:25












We would never use USB memory sticks - they are explicitly banned in many companies...
– Rory Alsop
2 days ago




We would never use USB memory sticks - they are explicitly banned in many companies...
– Rory Alsop
2 days ago










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Going from your options, if I were a guest I would appreciate the phone dock the most. Not all phones support wireless charging and multi-purpose pens might as well be a just pens. I would also consider earphones or earbuds depending on your gift budget.






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    earphones are always appreciated
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Going from your options, if I were a guest I would appreciate the phone dock the most. Not all phones support wireless charging and multi-purpose pens might as well be a just pens. I would also consider earphones or earbuds depending on your gift budget.






share|improve this answer

















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    earphones are always appreciated
    – Fattie
    Nov 29 at 6:46















up vote
2
down vote













Going from your options, if I were a guest I would appreciate the phone dock the most. Not all phones support wireless charging and multi-purpose pens might as well be a just pens. I would also consider earphones or earbuds depending on your gift budget.






share|improve this answer

















  • 2




    earphones are always appreciated
    – Fattie
    Nov 29 at 6:46













up vote
2
down vote










up vote
2
down vote









Going from your options, if I were a guest I would appreciate the phone dock the most. Not all phones support wireless charging and multi-purpose pens might as well be a just pens. I would also consider earphones or earbuds depending on your gift budget.






share|improve this answer












Going from your options, if I were a guest I would appreciate the phone dock the most. Not all phones support wireless charging and multi-purpose pens might as well be a just pens. I would also consider earphones or earbuds depending on your gift budget.







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    earphones are always appreciated
    – Fattie
    Nov 29 at 6:46














  • 2




    earphones are always appreciated
    – Fattie
    Nov 29 at 6:46








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2




earphones are always appreciated
– Fattie
Nov 29 at 6:46




earphones are always appreciated
– Fattie
Nov 29 at 6:46



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