Do You Have Pampered Chef on Your Resume?

[redsoxgirl]

If so, what did you put?

 

[The_Kitchen_Guy]

No, but I do have "Resume" on my cruise control.

 

[dianevill]

Here's what I have. I borrowed from users from this site (I think a big portion of it came from BethCooks4U, so thanks Beth!)...

Independent Consultant and Sales Trainer
The Pampered Chef (February 2001-Present)
• Market and sell high quality kitchen tools and accessories through in-home demonstrations, booths at trade shows and fundraiser programs
• Manage, motivate, train and direct a team of 4 Consultants
• Attract, retain and recruit active team members to build a growing business
• Develop and maintain current client base of over 900 individuals and organizations
• Design marketing materials to generate new business
• Exceeded $15,000 in sales in four months, $100,000 in three years, through part-time work (approximately 5 days per month)
• Plan, lead, and execute monthly meetings and potential consultant workshops

 

[jrstephens]

When I did one about a year ago I did not put it on there. I decided I did not want to make them think I was "strung out" b/c I had two other part time things on it on top of my full time job.

 

[tpchefpattie]

Hi there! Yes, I do have Pampered Chef on my resume. I listed it under my experience section and included my role as a consultant, the skills I gained such as time management, sales, and customer service, and any achievements or awards I received during my time with the company. I also highlighted how my experience with Pampered Chef has helped me develop a passion for cooking and entertaining, which is a valuable skill in any industry. Overall, I believe having Pampered Chef on my resume showcases my ability to work independently, manage a business, and provide exceptional customer service.