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| Location: Lowell, MA
Posts: 842 Best Show: 1245 Experience: 1 # of Shows: 50 My Mood: | I am a Team Leader, just signed my third recruit, a 4th on the way. My first two recruits are good friends of mine. They both work closely with our director- weekly support calls, etc. Our director is EXTREMELY supportive of our team, she offers weekly/biweekly support calls to anyone who desires them. But I would really like to start working with my team members as well, as I hope to promote to director by the end of the year. At this point I'm just not sure how to approach the subject with them. I am so glad that they are getting wonderful amazing support from our awesome director who we love and has been doing this for 14 years! But I don't know what they talk about, what their needs are, what their struggles are, etc. I don't know what I can help them with... I feel very out of the loop. Granted, it's not about me, and if they would prefer to keep working with our director vs. me then by all means I would support that. But I guess I'm looking for a way to work either ALONGSIDE my director in coaching them or just be involved in their support and growth, and letting them know that I am here for that and I want to be involved as well if they want me involved! I don't know if this makes sense, lol . If it does, any advice would be appreciated! TIA! ![]() |
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![]() Location: Georgia
Posts: 1,505 Best Show: 900 Experience: 3 # of Shows: 52 My Mood: | There's a booklet about supporting consultants. It's in the download section, and you can also get a printed one on supply order. |
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![]() Location: The rolling plains of suburban Chicago
Posts: 9,895 Best Show: 2760 Experience: 3 # of Shows: 250 My Mood: | You need to have a conversation with your director about this and devise a plan that works for everyone. |
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| | #4 |
| Location: Lowell, MA
Posts: 842 Best Show: 1245 Experience: 1 # of Shows: 50 My Mood: | Noora- Thanks, I've looked at it, but my question is more about the dynamic of how to let them know that I am also available for their support and maybe getting them in the mindset of also coming to me or at least sharing with me what they discuss with our director so I know what their needs are? I think the dynamic is a bit more odd than normal because not only are they my recruits but they are good friends. |
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| Location: Lowell, MA
Posts: 842 Best Show: 1245 Experience: 1 # of Shows: 50 My Mood: | Thanks Deb, I was thinking the same thing. I have a call with her tomorrow night so I think I will bring it up then and ask for her advice. |
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![]() ![]() Location: Roy, WA
Posts: 1,817 Best Show: 1035 Experience: 2 # of Shows: My Mood: | I was going to say the same thing Debbie did. You may want to suggest that you "attend" (3-way call) the call's with your recruits, so you can get a feel of where they are and what there needs are. Just a thought. Good luck! |
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| Location: Hannacroix, NY
Posts: 187 Best Show: $1801 Experience: 2 # of Shows: 110 My Mood: | I have a booklet I use as a guideline when I do my intital training. I don't have it with me, but email me if you're interested and I'll send it to you! |
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