More than a third of Russian women (37%) want to give the male half of the team a gift basket with delicacies on February 23, follows from a survey by the Moscow branch of Opora Rossii, received by.

To "as a variant of the same gift - to set the festive table. The most creative participants in the survey are ready to remind their colleagues of the army menu, putting barley porridge and stew as a treat, ”the organization noted.

13% of respondents are going to give books to their colleagues in accordance with their interests. “A book is a universal gift. Among a variety of genres and authors, you can always choose the book that will help a person to spend time pleasantly and profitably, relax, gain new knowledge and skills,” said Lyubov Brosalina, founder and head of the commercial publishing house Chelovek Slovo, Lyubov Brosalina.

It also follows from the results of the survey that 12% of men will receive souvenirs on Defender of the Fatherland Day, and 10% will receive alcoholic beverages. Growing in popularity as gift certificates for self-development courses/trainings.

During the survey, it was noted that such gifts are chosen by companies in which intellectual work prevails, and the growth of their own capitalization is important for an employee.

“Self-development is becoming one of the key factors that influence a person’s career and personal growth. The development of soft skills allows a person to effectively interact with other employees, work for results, perform tasks more efficiently, cope with stress in a period of instability and uncertainty,” said Elena Khlevnaya, founder of EiLab, the developer of the WAY2WEI digital platform.

The survey involved 653 people, including individual entrepreneurs, owners and employees of small and medium-sized businesses in the Moscow region.

Earlier it was reported that Russians are more likely to buy gifts for March 8 than for February 23.

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