Recruiting a Mother & Daughter Who Live Together?

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Discussion Overview

This thread explores the topic of recruiting consultants who live in the same household, specifically focusing on a mother and daughter duo interested in joining the business. Participants discuss the implications of company policies regarding household recruitment and share personal experiences related to this situation.

Discussion Character

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  • Anecdotal
  • Technical explanation

Main Points Raised

  • One participant questions the possibility of recruiting a mother and daughter living together, recalling a rule about one consultant per household.
  • Another participant clarifies that while there is a rule against recruiting someone from the same household, it does not prevent signing both individuals as long as they are not recruited by each other.
  • Several users mention that if one consultant signs the other, it could provide a boost towards achieving a rank.
  • One participant notes that the daughter has plans to move out soon, which could affect the recruitment process.
  • Another participant expresses a willingness to sign both individuals if they are interested, highlighting the importance of following up with potential recruits.
  • One participant seeks clarification on whether two consultants can share the same address if recruited by someone outside their household.
  • Another participant confirms that while two consultants can share an address, they cannot travel together on company trips unless they both earn the trip individually.
  • One participant shares their experience regarding their daughter’s interest in joining, initially believing that living together would prevent her from signing up.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the specifics of the recruitment policy, with some participants agreeing on the general rule while others discuss potential exceptions based on individual circumstances.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and interpretations of company policies regarding recruitment in shared living situations, without asserting any official guidelines.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants considering recruitment strategies involving family members or those living in the same household may find this discussion relevant.

wadesgirl
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Can I recruit a mother and daughter who live together? The adult daughter was a guest at my show last weekend who brought her mom along as a guest. They are both interested in the business but all of a sudden last night I remembered something about only one consultant per household? Is this true or did I make this up? Is there any way to get around it? It's not like they are husband and wife and I think the daughter has eventual plans to move out soon. I left a message for them last night (that's when I realized that they did indeed live together) but wanted to get a correct answer before they call back.

I know if it comes down to it, I can sign one now and as soon as the daughter moves, the other can sign under the first.
 
There's a rule about not recruiting someone who lives in your household, but nothing that would prevent YOU from signing both of them. However, you'll give one of them a boost (halfway to FD) if you do sign one under the other.The policy is on page 7:
Consultants are not allowed to recruit members of their household who live at the same address.
 
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Thanks Ann, that must have been what I remembered. I still need to do a follow up call after I gave them the DVD. It would put me at FD if they both signed.
 
chefann said:
There's a rule about not recruiting someone who lives in your household, but nothing that would prevent YOU from signing both of them. However, you'll give one of them a boost (halfway to FD) if you do sign one under the other.

The policy is on page 7:
Consultants are not allowed to recruit members of their household who live at the same address.
But I think both of THEM live at the same address, so one couldn't recruit the other.:(
 
Right, but wadesgirl mentioned that the daughter has plans to move out soon. She couldn't sign under her mom until she does that.
 
That's sticky. I would say Wadesgirl should sign them both!
 
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Oh I'll sign them both if they want to sign! I have alot of good recruit leads right now, just need to get them to answer their phones. I have a follow up call with one tonight that is very intersted just trying to figure out how to fit it into her life.
 
So if I understand this right~ Two consultants can have the same address as long as they weren't recruited by someone in the same house?

For example, if my husband and I both wanted to sign as long as my director recruited both of us we would be ok? :confused:
 
Yes - however, you wouldn't be able to go together on trips when you earn them. Consultants are not allowed to take other consultants as guests on trips. So unless you EACH earned one, you'd have to go without DH.
 
Thanks Ann!! :)
 
This is good to know. My daughter will be 18 this year and is interested in doing PC, but I thought she couldn't even do it w/being in the same house as me. I'll consider having someone else sign her.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are the benefits of recruiting a mother and daughter who live together for Pampered Chef?

Recruiting a mother and daughter duo can create a strong support system, as they can motivate each other and share responsibilities. Their close relationship may also enhance their teamwork, making it easier to host parties and share the business workload. Additionally, they can leverage their combined networks to reach more potential customers and recruits.

2. How can I approach a mother and daughter about joining Pampered Chef?

Start by having a casual conversation about their interests in cooking or hosting gatherings. Share your own positive experiences with Pampered Chef and highlight the benefits of joining as a team. Emphasize how they can work together to achieve their goals and enjoy the process of building a business side by side.

3. What challenges might arise when recruiting a mother and daughter team?

Challenges may include differing levels of commitment or motivation between the two, which could lead to conflicts. Additionally, personal dynamics might affect their professional relationship. It's important to address these potential issues upfront and encourage open communication to ensure both feel valued and heard in the business partnership.

4. Can they share the same sales territory or customer base?

Yes, a mother and daughter can share the same sales territory or customer base, which can be advantageous. They can collaborate on events and parties, pooling their resources and contacts. However, it's essential to establish clear roles and responsibilities to avoid confusion and ensure both are actively contributing to the business.

5. What training resources are available for a mother and daughter team in Pampered Chef?

Pampered Chef offers a variety of training resources, including online training modules, webinars, and local meetings. They can also benefit from mentorship from experienced consultants. Encourage them to participate in team events and utilize the community for support and shared learning experiences to enhance their skills together.

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