Le righe
- You backed me in the March meeting when it would have been easier not to.
- From all of us. You made a bad quarter survivable.
- Thank you for covering while my mom was in the hospital.
- Nothing attached to this. Just a good year of work.
- You're the first manager I've had who said what they actually meant.
- Thank you for the feedback in July. It was not fun and it was correct.
- You took the hit for the team in front of the client. We all saw it.
- For the kitchen. From the whole group.
- Good luck at the new place. They have no idea what they're getting.
- Thank you for never scheduling anything on a Friday afternoon.
- You gave me the account before I was ready and you knew it.
- From the team, sincerely, without irony, which is unusual for us.
If you only remember one thing
Short and specific beats long and general. “I still think about you driving me to the airport at five in the morning” does more work than three sentences of sympathy, because only you could have written it.