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Anonymous User
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Christmas gifts to mentors
I read threads about cash to assistants/secretaries. What about your partner mentor/associate mentor? What do people do? What are appropriate amounts to spend on gifts? FWIW I'm a stub year.
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M458
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Re: Christmas gifts to mentors
No gifts to anyone senior to you.Anonymous User wrote:I read threads about cash to assistants/secretaries. What about your partner mentor/associate mentor? What do people do? What are appropriate amounts to spend on gifts? FWIW I'm a stub year.
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papercutter
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Re: Christmas gifts to mentors
Within a firm, gifts aren't really gifts - they're compensation in disguise. So they flow down, not up. If an associate mentor was really great to you maybe buy them a drink next time you're out. That's it.
