This thread centers around participants sharing their excitement and experiences related to acquiring MacBooks, particularly in the context of their work with Pampered Chef. Discussions include personal stories about funding their laptops through sales achievements and the compatibility of software with Mac systems.
Views differ regarding the compatibility of P3 with Mac systems, and while some participants are optimistic about future support, others express frustration over current limitations. No clear consensus emerges on the timeline for Mac compatibility.
The discussion reflects personal experiences and sentiments related to transitioning to Mac systems within the context of their work as Pampered Chef consultants.
Consultants considering a switch to Mac or those interested in the compatibility of Pampered Chef software with Mac systems may find this discussion relevant.
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You can run windows on the Mac. So I still have to deal with Windows to run PP (need to desperatley switch to P3) but that's it.chefsteph07 said:
Yah! Can you use your special director powers and push them harder!MORFIA said:
I don't have anything about changing over, I'm just lazy! And busy lately but then again I was going to change over at Christmas when I didn't have a show for two weeks and no it's almost July! I was thinking that if I took my laptop on my vacation in July (not for sure about taking it out in the hot humid weather yet, I may baby it for a while) or to conference of switching over then on the long car ride.chefsteph07 said:
wadesgirl said:I asked for money to go towards a laptop for Christmas last year and said that the first month I do over $4000 in sales I will use that money to buy the rest of my laptop. Well, in May I did over $4000 so I get to get my laptop. I'm getting a MacBook since I'm a Mac girl who hates being stuck in the PC world. I cannot wait. Thanks Pampered Chef!
Really? I'll have to try that. After using a Mac for years and having to use a PC for the last 2 years, I've noticed that it will take me sometime to get back into the swing of things. I noticed that they have replace the "Open Apple" button (that's what we used to refer it as) with a Cntl button.chefann said:
This phrase indicates that the individual has achieved a level of success in their Pampered Chef direct sales business that allows them to afford a MacBook, often through commissions, bonuses, or incentives provided by the company.
To earn a MacBook through Pampered Chef, you typically need to meet specific sales goals or achieve certain milestones set by the company. This may include reaching a certain level of sales, recruiting new team members, or participating in incentive programs.
Yes, Pampered Chef often runs promotions and incentive programs that reward consultants with various prizes, including electronics like MacBooks. These promotions can vary, so it's essential to stay updated with company announcements and guidelines.
A MacBook can enhance your Pampered Chef business by providing a reliable platform for managing your sales, hosting virtual parties, creating marketing materials, and staying organized. Its user-friendly interface and powerful applications can help streamline your operations.
Absolutely! While a MacBook can be a helpful tool, success in Pampered Chef relies more on your dedication, sales skills, and ability to connect with customers. Many consultants successfully run their businesses using other devices or even smartphones.
