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Not every person every day, but every day a manager should do something for somebody to show appreciation. Making sure that people are appreciated should be sort of a no-brainer -- but few do this, Nelson said. Managers have all of these excuses: They are too busy. They don't think it is their job to do this. No one ever shows them any appreciation, blah, blah, blah.. Nelson said Employee Appreciation Day-always the first Friday in March-stemmed from his book, 1001 Ways to Reward Employees, published about a year before the day was first observed.
Get on your boss's good side with a thoughtful gesture on Boss's Day. (iStockPhoto) Boss's Day is on Oct. 16, and you can give your boss a thoughtful and memorable gift to show your appreciation â even if you're on a budget. Whether you're shopping for your supervisor or a team of executives, you can impress the boss with a practical and afford gift for the office or otherwise.