27 Holiday Gift Ideas for the Salesperson in Your Life

 It's the time of year for cookies and eggnog, family and coworker get-togethers ... and buying presents for people you know very little about. Did you pick the colleague in your work gift exchange who pulls overnight shifts by himself? Is Uncle Marty bringing his new girlfriend to your holiday party? Giving is not always nicer than receiving.

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We can't help you with everyone on your list (didn't your second cousin Pete say he liked golf once? A golf tie?). But we do have you covered if you're shopping for that special salesperson in your life. Any one of these presents is certain to bring a smile to a salesperson's face. You're welcome.

Best Gifts for Salespeople

  1. An epic pen
  2. Bluetooth headset
  3. Stress balls
  4. Website domain
  5. LinkedIn Sales Navigator
  6. Sales books
  7. Goal planner
  8. An improv class
  9. Questions card deck
  10. Wi-Fi hotspot cufflinks
  11. Daily affirmation calendar
  12. Presentation software
  13. iPhone laser pointer
  14. Hassle-free clothes
  15. Travel pillow
  16. Garment bag
  17. External charger
  18. Headspace subscription
  19. Ride-sharing gift card
  20. Death Wish Coffee
  21. Balance ball chair
  22. Customer reference
  23. ClassPass
  24. Massage
  25. Desk plants
  26. Carry-on cocktail kits
  27. Personalized luggage tag

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