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The thread discusses the sharing of information from the Pampered Chef conference, particularly regarding the practices and expectations surrounding the communication of details among consultants who attend different waves of the event. Participants express various viewpoints on whether it is appropriate to share information with those who cannot attend.
Views differ on whether it is appropriate to share information before all waves are completed. While some participants advocate for waiting to honor the experience of all attendees, others express a willingness to receive updates if they ask for them.
Participants share personal experiences and opinions regarding the dynamics of information sharing within the consultant community, reflecting on the balance between respecting the conference experience and the desire for timely updates.
Consultants who are unable to attend the conference or those interested in the practices surrounding information sharing within the community may find this discussion relevant.
DebbieJ said:If you want to know the info, you should go to conference. It is a perk of attending.
Our founder, Doris Christopher, closes each wave of conference by asking us to keep the information to ourselves until the 3rd wave is over. I ask that you honor her request by not asking for it.
etteluap70PC said:It's not like I am going to "berate" anyone for doing this. I would just hope that people wait till after the sessions are done and are not texting durring. It would like someone talking on their cell phone durring a movie.
My personal belief (it's ok with me if your opinion differs, I will not think badly or differently about you) is that you should wait till the 19th when all info will be made public to all consultants.
Shawnna said:...Really, if they sell you mini cats to mail to your customers while you are at conference...they tell you to bring labels and stamps...then sharing with a fellow consultant is no different.
Shawnna said:They just don't want people in wave 2 and 3 to know before they get to conference because it will spoil the surprise for them. They paid to attend conference and they are pumped up and excited about what might be in store for them. If we were to tell just anyone then it could spoil it for them. That's why it is important to keep it quiet. That is the onlyl reason I know of.
Fluffy215 said:I may be reading this wrong but I am hurt that you can say because someone can not afford conference they are not working their biz. I work my biz very much so. And just because I can not afford to go, it is not fair to say it's because I am not working my biz. My DH has lost his job and I was also out of work for 6 months due to back injury. So while I understand not giving out the information because of Doris' request, to say it's because people are not working their biz is offensive!
Fluffy215 said:I may be reading this wrong but I am hurt that you can say because someone can not afford conference they are not working their biz. I work my biz very much so. And just because I can not afford to go, it is not fair to say it's because I am not working my biz. My DH has lost his job and I was also out of work for 6 months due to back injury. So while I understand not giving out the information because of Doris' request, to say it's because people are not working their biz is offensive!
chefcharity said:You know what I LOVE about Pampered Chef.... my view of working my biz can be different than someone else's view of working their biz. My goal is 10 shows a month - yea Me! Someone else's goal could be 2 shows a month - Yea them! That is the beauty of "your own business"!
I am so excited about conference!! Bring on the fun!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*I know this had nothing to do with sending out updates, but thought it fit in here....
lacychef said:I agree with you Paulette
I've been to conference the past 4 years, and am so disappointed to end up not getting to go this year. So, now I can understand the feeling of wanting to know everything. But, I am not signing up for getting emails from anyone. It is a perk for going...those people are meant to find out first. How disappointed would you be if you went, then came home & went to your team meeting ready to share what you know, only to have those that didn't go---already know everything? Part of it too, is those that went get to come home all jazzed & share with their clusters. A long tradition is Doris coming out & asking you not to tell...how can you break a promise to her?
Time flies, and soon enough we'll all know everything. Lucky for me, my director is having our meeting the Monday after they get back.