DancingWaffle
DancingWaffle

Benefits for employees? 👀

Have you ever received any perks or benefits from your company’s clients? For instance, from a tool that your company uses, like freshworks or hubspot.

By benefits, I don’t mean company employees insurance, upskilling, therapy, etc. i am curious if anyone offers employee-focused benefits via client-company relationships? What would it entail? Do we even want it? 👀

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JazzyNarwhal
JazzyNarwhal

My delivery manager gave a soan papdi packet for diwali 2 years ago. Does that count?

ZippyWalrus
ZippyWalrus

Counts if you kept it. Doesn’t if you regifted.

QuirkyNoodle
QuirkyNoodle

I’m in politics. I get a lot of benefits.

WigglyWaffle
WigglyWaffle

I remember my previous company, we would gift Airpods Pro to the leadership team of our major clients and partners. It was a Diwali gift expense always covered in company’s report.

ZestyCupcake
ZestyCupcake

This is a dangerous territory. This could potentially violate company policies on gifts or it may look like favourable terms were given because you got benefits. Best to stay away.

SwirlyTaco
SwirlyTaco

It's an area of grey. Most people don't go there because causes all sorts of ethical dilemmas and legal complications (pricing, taxation, etc).

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