- Nouha Blagui
- October 16, 2020
Happy National Boss Day
National Boss Day is celebrated annually, as a mark of respect to bosses and to show gratitude for them and the work they do.
Bosses have demanding jobs. They have to do whatever it takes to get things done, from staying late at the office, to pulling in resources to help if they need it, to finding a balance between collaborating with others and working independently, to finding creative solutions to complex problems, and making their team members feel recognized and appreciated.
We should make them feel appreciated in return. But this year, due to the particular circumstances, many companies are working remotely. But you still can celebrate boss’s day, even from afar.
Check out this infographic made by Wikibuy for some gift ideas.
Happy National Boss Day to all the amazing bosses in the world! It can be a lonely and stressful job. But know that you are appreciated.
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