Mugs · Project Hire
Project Hire Runs on Coffee mug
$20
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Details
11 oz white ceramic mug · Printed on both sides · Dishwasher and microwave safe.
About this project hire gift
A project hire is usually brought in for a defined stretch of work, so they often arrive knowing the scope, the deadline and the people they'll be working with, but not the building or the team yet. They're the one who gets dropped into a kickoff, asked to learn the systems fast and make a visible dent before the project ends. A gift that acknowledges that short, intense run lands well. A tee or hoodie that says project hire is a light joke about the title, and it works on the first day, at the team lunch, or in the last week before the contract wraps. For someone who has done several of these engagements, a mug with their title makes a practical nod to all the coffee they'll drink over the next few months. You can make the gift theirs by adding a second line with the project name, a team, or the year they started, so it reads as a memory of this particular job rather than a generic work shirt.
All project hire gifts →- A tee for the first dayPut project hire on a T-shirt and add the project name on the second line, for a shirt they can wear on day one.
- A mug for the long stretchAn 11oz mug with their title suits a contractor who will spend months at a desk they don't quite own yet.
- A hoodie for the cold conference roomA hoodie is handy for the back-to-back meetings and the chilly rooms where most of the planning happens.
- Matching shirts for the teamIf several project hires start together, use the Team Shop to put each person's name on the same design, one shirt per person.
