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The thread centers around experiences and opinions regarding a recent director call, with participants sharing their thoughts on the content, audio quality, and overall effectiveness of the call. Some express excitement about promotions and challenges discussed, while others voice frustrations about technical issues and the format of the calls.
Views differ significantly regarding the effectiveness and enjoyment of team challenges, with some expressing enthusiasm while others strongly oppose them. There is also no clear consensus on the audio quality and overall clarity of the call.
Participants shared personal experiences related to the director call, including technical difficulties and varying levels of satisfaction with the content and delivery of information.
Consultants who participate in director calls or are interested in team challenges and promotions may find the shared experiences and opinions relevant.
pamperedlinda said:I really HATE team challenges!
cmdtrgd said:The audio quality on my call SUCKED! I heard about 1/3 of what my SM said (emailed her and asked for her notes, too!) and I'm not sure if I totally understand the challenge. What is the individual reward? I thought the Plug In Promo was individual and the team part was competing against other teams at our level???
finley1991 said:I listened in on the call and I'm glad I did! My SM did a really good job this time and I think the promotions sound exciting. I'm probably most excited because I know we'll be adding at least 4 new consultants to my team in July anyway (one for me and 3 for my team) so that inspires me to add more!
Melissa78 said:I thought Jan Gilberts call was hard to hear and very confusing.
I just have to also add, for people who get on ANY conference calls and don't mute themselves, unless sitting in a room that has no outside noise, it's a distraction. PLEASE be respectful. I'd like to reach thru the phone and smack those who abuse it and get even more irate to the host of the call if they do not mute everyone. I am thankful that Jan did mute everyone today.
If you're offended because you fall under the offenders category, I'm not apologizing. PLEASE PLEASE MUTE YOUR PHONE. PLEASE and THANK YOU
And for all of those who are not offenders of that unwritten courtesy rule, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!
Thank you also for allowing me to rant.
Melissa78 said:I thought Jan Gilberts call was hard to hear and very confusing.
I just have to also add, for people who get on ANY conference calls and don't mute themselves, unless sitting in a room that has no outside noise, it's a distraction. PLEASE be respectful. I'd like to reach thru the phone and smack those who abuse it and get even more irate to the host of the call if they do not mute everyone. I am thankful that Jan did mute everyone today.
If you're offended because you fall under the offenders category, I'm not apologizing. PLEASE PLEASE MUTE YOUR PHONE. PLEASE and THANK YOU
And for all of those who are not offenders of that unwritten courtesy rule, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!
Thank you also for allowing me to rant.
Sheila said:I'm bad about making those calls. I think I've made 2 ever. But I've done Conference Calls and if there's more than about 5 people on the call I mute everyone & have them "raise their hand" to speak. I can see on the computer screen who's asking to talk & unmute just that one person, then mute them again to go to the next person. And the system tells just them when they've been unmuted & muted again. So I'm not like that DJ on the radio trying to get someone to realize that I'm actually talking to THEM! Seems like Corporate would have access to the same features.
Melissa78 said:I'd speak up and ask Valerie to please press *5 (I think it is) to MUTE ALL.
If anyone wants to come off they can press #6.
The sales mgrs should also learn to control it with the press of a button!![]()
DebbieJ said:Agreed! Amy Neal was very good at that.
Melissa78 said:rather than using my air time on my phone or I could relisten a year from now if I wanted.
cookingwithlove said:Our call was quiet this time because she know how to use the Maestro. She muted everyone at the same time which was nice. I do hate when people do not mute themselves. My cordless phone has a mute button on it. So I immediately push this when I get on the call. Most cell phones have their own way to mute, people should just do it automatically.
I found this last call way too long and I kept say to myself, get to the punch line. Why are we here?
pcjenni said:Recruiting must be way down across the board for them to come up with this challenge. Have no interest in any of it. I recruit because I want to build a business. I teach my team to recruit because I want to build a business. The "rewards" are a side benefit.. sometimes they are nice and sometimes I could care less... I don't need another toaster, coffee maker etc. Money and PC $ is a motivator for me. Pay me for my performance.. keep the coffemaker! Now I know others will think this is awesome and work for the coffeemaker. But in the end I think people recruit when "they get it" They might stumble across a recruit but until the light bulb goes on the recruit is not going to be consistant.