The Career Woman’s Ultimate Gift Guide - 2021

Holiday gifts your working woman wants and needs

Go beyond the bathrobe. Don’t be the family or friend that falls flat in stuffing the stocking this Christmas for your favorite working woman, as experienced by Kristen Wiig’s Mom character on SNL’s Christmas Morning sketch.

Give your professional woman what she wants in all aspects of her life. From the home to her office, discover a unique gift for every woman at every price point for every career stage in the first edition of The Career Woman’s Ultimate Gift Guide.

And I didn’t compile this list alone. I took to LinkedIn to uncover what ONE thing every career woman wants (or needs) this holiday season. Take your pick!

ORGANIZATION

Meg’s favorite planner of all-time: The Simplified Planner - $50

Commute clutch - $64.99-$129

  • Packing cubes to remind us how to travel for business again. Consider something like this - $14.98

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JOB SEARCH + CAREER

Congratulate your fav professional woman on her new gig with Homesick’s New Job Candle - $34

An online course (or Masterclass) like my new course, The Resume Key - $127

Photo by Mink Mingle from Unsplash

APPAREL + ACCESSORIES

Meg’s favorite Madewell’s Transport Carry All - $195

Photo by Ellieelien from Unsplash

SELF-CARE 

A Personal Color Consultation from The House of Color

Photo by Kelly Sikkema from Unsplash

BOOKS

Photo by Vyshnavi Bisani from Unsplash

TREATS

AT HOME

A project manager of your home? Yes, please - Book MySherri Home Coordinator

MEMBERSHIPS + SUBSCRIPTIONS


Whether you’re sharing your fav picks with your people or buying a gift for yourself (no shame in that), let’s abolish the solo “I got a robe” moments! 


*Please note that I am an affiliate for the Completely Confident Job Search Program, Job Search Journey and sell my own products like the Resume Branding Workbook and The Resume Key, all listed on this gift guide.

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