Question for Canadian Consultants

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around the qualifications for becoming a 'qualified' recruit within the Pampered Chef community, specifically for Canadian consultants. Participants share their experiences and confusion regarding the commissionable sales required and recognition for reaching sales milestones.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses uncertainty about the current dollar amount required for a recruit to become qualified, recalling conflicting information from their director.
  • Another participant states that a qualified recruit must submit either $1,500 in sales or complete 6 shows, noting that recruits can qualify with just 2-3 shows based on their cluster's average sales.
  • A third participant provides a definition stating that a new consultant qualifies with $1,500 in sales or 4 qualified shows, sharing a reference from Consultant's Corner.
  • One participant mentions that reaching $20,000 in sales earns a Silver Whisk Charm as recognition in Canada.
  • Another participant shares their understanding of the qualifications and expresses uncertainty about additional rewards, confirming the $1,500 requirement applies to both US and Canadian consultants.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the specifics of the qualification requirements and recognition for sales milestones, with no clear consensus on the exact details.

Contextual Notes

Participants are sharing personal experiences and insights based on their understanding of the qualifications and recognition within the Pampered Chef community.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants seeking clarification on the qualifications for becoming a 'qualified' recruit and those interested in recognition for sales achievements may find this discussion relevant.

kcjodih
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I know I SHOULD know this but can't remember AND can't find it anywhere on CC or in my Recipe for Success. I even asked my director and she came up with two different answers same as I did - and she's been doing this seven years!!

Question is: How much in commissionable sales does a recruit have to have to become 'qualified'? I know it used to be 6 shows or ___$ but now it's $ shows or ___$ but what is the dollar amount? I thought it was $1250 but then I thought NO that's in the US so I think it's $1500 but I can't remember.

My director has just come back from National Conference in the US (she was one of the lucky 15 that went from Canada) and she first said $1250 as well. I said No that's the US and then she said maybe $1500 then. Why, oh why can't we remember?...LOL

P.S. Also, besides my 2% raise at $20,000 in sales do I get anything like a pin or something? I saw it mentioned a silver whisk but my director hasn't been in contact with me for the last couple of weeks and we didn't have a July meeting due to conference. It was just before conference that I earned mine and unfortunately today was the first cluster meeting I've had to miss since I joined due to family from Alberta dropping in onroute to the US for business.
 
Qualified Recruitshave completed their 6 shows OR have submitted $1500 in sales. My average is $700, but my cluster average per show in this area is $500 - 600, so recruits can easily qualify with 2-3 shows! I think the change is great for consultants who are willing to work hard from the get go & work on their host coaching.

Esther
 
Effective March 1st, 2005 the definition of a qualfied recruit is :
A new Consultant is qualified when he/she submits $1,500 in commissionable sales or submits 4 qualified shows ($200 in commissionable guest sales), which ever comes first.
I've also attached a copy of "Definition of a Qualified Recruit" from Consultant's Corner.
 

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Recognition for $20,000 in salesJodi, in Canada, once you have reached $20,000 in sales, your Director will present you with a Silver Whisk Charm.
I am glad to see several Canadian PC consultants on this site!..it's wonderful to read the responses from our US PC consultants as well!
 
Hi there! I completely understand your frustration with not being able to remember the exact qualifications for becoming "qualified." As a fellow consultant, I know that there are a lot of details to keep track of! After doing some research, I can confirm that the current requirement for becoming "qualified" is $1500 in commissionable sales. This applies to both US and Canadian consultants. As for your question about any additional rewards or recognition for reaching certain sales milestones, unfortunately I am not aware of any pin or silver whisk that is given out. However, I do know that reaching $20,000 in sales does qualify you for a 2% raise, as you mentioned. I hope this helps clarify things for you. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to your director or the home office for more information. Keep up the great work with your business!
 

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What are the requirements to become a Pampered Chef consultant in Canada?

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