Recruiting and the Trip Incentive

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses the relationship between recruiting and the trip incentive program for Pampered Chef consultants, focusing on personal experiences and opinions regarding the requirements for achieving incentive levels.

Discussion Character

  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal
  • Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, questions whether recruiting is necessary to attain any level of the trip incentive program.
  • Another participant shares their experience that selling $21,000 is achievable if one recruit is obtained.
  • Several users mention that having multiple recruits could significantly reduce the sales target needed for the incentive.
  • One participant expresses discomfort with the idea of recruiting, suggesting they are not naturally inclined to do so.
  • Another participant argues that if someone sells a substantial amount of product, they should receive some form of reward, regardless of recruiting.
  • One participant shares a personal anecdote about a positive recruiting experience at a bank, illustrating a non-threatening approach to discussing opportunities.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the necessity and desirability of recruiting for achieving trip incentives, with some participants expressing frustration about the requirements while others see value in sharing opportunities.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects a range of personal experiences and attitudes towards recruiting within the context of the Pampered Chef incentive program, highlighting the varying levels of comfort and strategies among consultants.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in understanding different perspectives on recruiting and its impact on achieving sales incentives may find this discussion relevant.

Intrepid_Chef
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I have a stupid question about recruiting and how it pertains to the trip incentive of 2008:

As a consultant, if I want to attain ANY level of the incentive program, I must recruit at least one person, right?

And I get 2,000 points for every person I recruit, correct?

So ... If I have just ONE recruit ... do I have to sell $23,000 in product? Or $21,000, since I got 2,000 points for a recruit?
 
21,000...pretty do-able, eh? :)
 
You would need to sell $21,000 if you had a recruit. You get the 2000 points after the recruit qualifies (if they qualify before going inactive).
 
Imagine if you had 3 recruits - then you would only need to sell 17,000!
 
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Oh ... but I am SO not the recruiting type!
 
Di - if you think that, then that is what you are. Let me ask you, has there ever been a restaurant that you absolutely loved? Did you keep it to yourself or tell people? What about a movie or a sale in the mall? These are all things that can help someone. Now, why would you keep an opportunity to yourself that could not only help someone, but change their life??? If you haven't already, call the 800 number with the recruiting message - it is fabulous!
 
cmdtrgd said:
Di - if you think that, then that is what you are. Let me ask you, has there ever been a restaurant that you absolutely loved? Did you keep it to yourself or tell people? What about a movie or a sale in the mall? These are all things that can help someone. Now, why would you keep an opportunity to yourself that could not only help someone, but change their life??? If you haven't already, call the 800 number with the recruiting message - it is fabulous!
I agree! It is all about attitude...if you love PC why NOT share it? Just think you could change some one's life...Oh yeah, you get 3000 points for promoting to director!
 
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OK, lemme 'splain. No .. is too much ... lemme sum up!I am the kind of person who is live and let live about the opportunity. I present it as it is. If someone wants to pick up the ball, they will!If it happens, it happens ... I have no intention of becoming a director at this point. I wouldn't mind being a FUTURE director ... that means my leader does the work and I get the money! But I have a demanding full-time job ... in my previous product line, I found that mentoring my one and only recruit was too much on top of host coaching, etc.That said ... it does irk me that recruiting is a required part of the trip incentive. Of course, everyone knows the levels are easier to achieve if you recruit ... but if somebody sells $25,000 worth of product, that should entitle them to some level of reward, shouldn't it?Guess I'm still bitter that Previous Product Line set the bar so high nobody could achieve it without recruiting!
 
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Di_Can_Cook said:
OK, lemme 'splain. No .. is too much ... lemme sum up!

I am the kind of person who is live and let live about the opportunity. I present it as it is. If someone wants to pick up the ball, they will!

If it happens, it happens ...

I have no intention of becoming a director at this point. I wouldn't mind being a FUTURE director ... that means my leader does the work and I get the money! But I have a demanding full-time job ... in my previous product line, I found that mentoring my one and only recruit was too much on top of host coaching, etc.

That said ... it does irk me that recruiting is a required part of the trip incentive. Of course, everyone knows the levels are easier to achieve if you recruit ... but if somebody sells $25,000 worth of product, that should entitle them to some level of reward, shouldn't it?

Guess I'm still bitter that Previous Product Line set the bar so high nobody could achieve it without recruiting!

If you're selling $25,000 in a year you'll be receiving plenty of rewards: higher commission percentages, product incentives, etc...just not the trip. But you'll certainly be rewarded for that level of hard work.
 
About 2% of people will come to you. Don't you ever come across someone who you just want to work with? Why not tell them - give them the info, the compliment and ask if it might be something s/he would be interested in? Di - we can chat about an easy, non-threatening way to ask if you want - just email me at [email protected]Another thing to keep in mind - yesterday I went to a bank to deposit a check for a friend. The bank teller noticed I banked at another bank and asked if I had a business account there (was wearing PC and have PC checks) and I told her no. She asked if she could talk to me about their business checking accounts and I said I needed to go so she asked if she could give me some information. She obviously believes in her bank and what they offer. I agreed and we exchanged cards and she gave me the info. THAT is recruiting! I plan to go back on Monday and let her know that I appreciated her asking and loved the way she went about it. I also will ask her if she is interested in hosting and even recruiting - because she already knows how to do it!!! I don't know if I will get an account there, but I AM thinking about it whereas I wouldn't have if she hadn't asked. Do you understand?
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Trip Incentive in Pampered Chef?

The Trip Incentive in Pampered Chef is a program designed to reward consultants for their sales performance and recruiting efforts. By achieving specific sales goals and recruiting new team members, consultants can earn points that can be redeemed for an all-expenses-paid trip to various exciting destinations.

How can I qualify for the Trip Incentive?

To qualify for the Trip Incentive, consultants must meet certain sales and recruiting criteria set by Pampered Chef. This typically includes achieving a minimum sales volume and recruiting a specific number of new consultants within a designated time frame. Detailed guidelines are provided by the company each incentive period.

What types of trips are offered through the Trip Incentive?

The trips offered through the Trip Incentive can vary each year but often include luxurious vacations to popular destinations, such as tropical resorts, cruises, or exclusive events. The specific locations and experiences are announced by Pampered Chef at the beginning of each incentive period.

Can I earn points for recruiting new consultants?

Yes, you can earn points for recruiting new consultants as part of the Trip Incentive program. Each new consultant you bring on board contributes to your overall point total, which helps you qualify for the trip. The more consultants you recruit, the more points you can accumulate.

Is there a limit to how many trips I can earn?

No, there is no limit to the number of trips you can earn through the Trip Incentive program. As long as you continue to meet the sales and recruiting goals set by Pampered Chef, you can qualify for multiple trips during the incentive period. This encourages ongoing growth and success within your business.

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