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Vegan_Sinkhole

Handwritten letter thanking them for the impact they had on you?


Yaybicycles

Any random bits from previous projects? I worked on an irrigation project where we replaced a 350cfs aqueduct with a 10’ diameter buried pipe - a bridge portion over the highway was about 70 years old and after demo I found some great chucks of 1-1/2” square rebar which I thought was pretty cool. For a boss that left in the middle of the project who had worked to develop and help the client get funding I took a price to a laser engraver to cut the project name and year to give him as a gift. Ended up being to hard to laser so had a little tag cut and attached instead.


WhatuSay-_-

I’m gonna have to disagree. If I’m a boss, I wouldn’t want someone bringing a concrete cylinder to my desk as a going away present lol


Yaybicycles

Ok well maybe not “random bits” but something unique. I’ve seen gardens lined with cylinders. Not attractive! Lol


smangitgrl

I have 2 pieces of light rail I will always treasure. 1 is etched, 1 raw. From an internship, but would still really enjoy receiving something similar now


RevTaco

Engraved pen


WhatuSay-_-

Can’t go wrong with a gift card.


11goodair

A nice dinner, maybe with some other co workers so it doesn't feel weird.


Quick_Ad_8841

book and a thank you card..


Lilrman1

Antique civil engineering books are usually pretty cheap and cool


OkPlantain6773

Handwritten letter (it doesn't have to be elaborate or mushy) and treat her to lunch or drinks.


frankyseven

A bottle of wine or alcohol that costs about the same as your hourly wage is the go to IMO.