Tipping your boss at the end of the year?

[Anonymous No.52872709]

I was wondering how much everyone is planning on tipping their managers this year. Would $1000 each (my group has 6 MDs) be too low for? I don't want to seem greedy or ungrateful, although this year has been harder on me financially…

For reference, my bonus last year was ~25% higher and I tipped $1250 each – and I figure there might be some leeway this year given this environment.

Btw I work in investment banking where this is a common practice.

[Anonymous No.52872731]

>>52872709
don't worry about that, you will be happy when you will own nothing

[Anonymous No.52872748]

>>52872709
too low

[Anonymous No.52872854]

>>52872709
I spread my boss' tips out over the year by working unpaid overtime every month
> t. americuck

[Anonymous No.52872861]

>>52872709
wtf cheapskate thats not even $5 a DAY!
the lowest you're going to get away with is $2200, you can play it off as a creative gesture since this is the year 2022.

[Anonymous No.52872876]

>>52872709
You are going to get fired if you don't tip at least 15% your salary dumbass. Why do you think managers get paid more? It's because we take all the risks!

[Anonymous No.52872899]

>>52872709
its 1.8% of your salary

[Anonymous No.52872907]

>>52872748
>>52872861
I thought $1,000 is OK this year given the market but will definitely consider going above and beyond with some non-monetary shows of gratitude