A Disaster Show With 2 Recruits - Tips for Monday Follow Up?

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses a participant's experience at a show that faced several challenges, including weather and bugs, but resulted in two potential recruits. The participant expresses excitement about the interest shown by these individuals and seeks advice on how to follow up with them.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant shares their experience of a challenging show, mentioning difficulties with the environment but noting the potential for recruitment.
  • Another participant offers congratulations without providing specific tips.
  • One participant suggests using a specific recruiting tool found in the community files.
  • Several participants express encouragement and good wishes for the follow-up.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the provision of specific follow-up advice, as some participants offer congratulations and encouragement while others suggest resources.

Contextual Notes

The discussion centers around personal experiences related to recruitment during a challenging show environment, highlighting the emotional aspects of engaging potential recruits.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for shared experiences and encouragement regarding recruitment challenges may find this discussion relevant.

kaceyleigh2
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I had a show this afternoon. The show was a bit of a disaster-outside, sun, hot, bugs= NO FUN! But I did get 2 possible recruits. One I talked with quite a bit and invited her to a cluster meeting, will follow up with her on Monday. The other left before I got a chance to talk to her, but she checked "yes" to both hosting and selling on her DPDS. The only thing I'm a little worried about is that she doesn't speak very good English (she's Indonesian) and I'm not sure if she was checking yes to.
Anyways, I'm excited as these are the first people that have shown even the slightest interest. Any tips on what to say when I call them on Monday?
Thanks ~K
 
I have no tips, but I do offer hearty congratulations!
 
kaceyleigh2 said:
I had a show this afternoon. The show was a bit of a disaster-outside, sun, hot, bugs= NO FUN! But I did get 2 possible recruits. One I talked with quite a bit and invited her to a cluster meeting, will follow up with her on Monday. The other left before I got a chance to talk to her, but she checked "yes" to both hosting and selling on her DPDS. The only thing I'm a little worried about is that she doesn't speak very good English (she's Indonesian) and I'm not sure if she was checking yes to.
Anyways, I'm excited as these are the first people that have shown even the slightest interest. Any tips on what to say when I call them on Monday?
Thanks ~K

Use the 7-question recruiting - you can find it in the files here
 
Exciting! Good luck!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a "Disaster Show" in Pampered Chef terms?

A "Disaster Show" refers to a Pampered Chef party or demonstration that did not go as planned, often due to low attendance, technical issues, or lack of engagement. It can be a learning experience for consultants to improve their future shows.

How can I effectively follow up with my recruits after a challenging show?

After a challenging show, it's important to follow up with your recruits by acknowledging the difficulties, discussing what went wrong, and highlighting the positives. Encourage them to share their thoughts and feelings about the experience, and offer constructive feedback to help them grow.

What tips can I provide to my recruits for improving future shows?

Encourage your recruits to prepare thoroughly by practicing their presentations, engaging with the audience, and utilizing effective marketing strategies. Suggest they create a checklist for show preparation and consider role-playing scenarios to build confidence.

How can I maintain motivation for my recruits after a disaster show?

To maintain motivation, remind your recruits of their goals and the reasons they joined Pampered Chef. Share success stories from other consultants who have overcome similar challenges, and offer ongoing support and encouragement to help them stay focused and positive.

What should I include in my follow-up communication on Monday?

Your follow-up communication should include a recap of the show, acknowledgment of any challenges faced, and a discussion of what can be improved. Additionally, provide resources or tips for their next show, and invite them to ask questions or share their thoughts to foster an open dialogue.

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