Corporate Christmas Greeting Cards

Pls send me some good write - up / wordings for Christmas & New Year Greeting for corporate client.

Pls send me at the earliest.

Thanks a lot in advance
Kindly send me at the earliest

Really depends on how much space you have available. But the shorter the better, really.

In my cards this year, I simply handwrote:

"Thanks for a great year! Best wishes for a wonderful holiday season and a very Happy New Year!"

Cards aren't the time to be elaborate -- they're an opportunity to show your clients that you remember them and are thankful for their business.

2007-12-19 04:28:24 by @

This is a good alternative for a company Christmas card or a corporate Christmas greeting. Instead of sending a boring card, send a themed pop-up ...

I just got a job at this greeting cards company. Previously I had been unemployed for months. So, i had been thinking of getting into freelancing since I am from Malaysia and because of the conversion rate, a job from someplace like US which pays very little isn't so little in Malaysian ringgit. So i start to post my profiles to some sites and i got an offer from a Singapore based company to do freelance for them at a fixed fee. Their offer is basically the same amount as half of what i could get for a permanent job... So, if I took the job I only need to get a few more jobs (one of two, assuming one job is at least $100 USD) to fill up my quota of how much I should try to make in one month. From what I've seen, I really like this Singapore company as they do the kind of things that i like. But, since I've never had a proper job as a designer before, i though it would be a great experience to work full time. The problem is, the job at the card company is just not challenging enough for me. It is downright boring. they do greeting cards for corporate companies... Which means, their cards are very traditional looking. if it is a christmas card, they'll have the tree and the snow and the presents... they won't have some crazy illustration like a clown dancing in the snow or something like that... basically I have only been there for less than a week and i am already regreting my decision to work there. it is just unbearable. there is no excitement that comes with when you get a really ingenius or creative idea because creativity is not required. but, I am also a bit reluctant to quit because this company is willing to give me a chance. But, at the same time, because my last job was to do this photo slideshow for a wedding, words have gotten out that I can do really nice video and there is a big chance that I could get a job from this other company to make more videos (This company organize lectures once a month and at the start of the lecture they ussually have a fifteen minutes video slideshow about the biodata of the speaker). One video job is enough for me to live another month. It just pays a lot. The last one was way more than what I make at this card company in a month. So, anyway...


I should quit the job because:
1. no creative environment
2. long hours (they actually encourage you to do overtime as late as 10pm - normal working hours are 8:30am to 5pm)
3. unflexible hours
4. freelancing allow me to choose what I want to do
5. the Singapore job plus video jobs would be more than enough to make up my monthly quota
6. I have more time to do other things.
7. I have time to explore/develop my own design style
8. increase happiness
9. I don't think I can do both because after the overtime, i am too tired to even think.

I should NOT quit the job bcos
1. Permanent pay
2. Job security
3. This company is a really nice company (The people here are really nice, even my boss - I have friends who have gotten a job at worst companies - I am so lucky)
4. Exposure to real working life
5. i haven't given myself enough chance for me to love the job (i have only been working for less than a week)
6. can't think of any other reason...

so, please please please someone... give me a clue... should I quit my job or shouldn't I. i believe, if I had gotten this job before I started to get really into freelancing, I would probably would have been grateful for any job that I got. but, since i have other means to earning my pay, I really don't feel that I should stay and slave away day and night just because I don't want to hurt anybody's feeling. Please some one help me... guide me...

Only you can answer this question. Weigh the pros and cons. Look at yourself. Is tis what you want? If so go for it. Do not look back and try your best.

Good luck.

2008-12-25 03:47:47 by anise_147