tsnowbarger
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Find a Copy of the Purse Game: A Recruiting Tool
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Discussion Overview
The thread centers around the "purse game," a recruiting tool used by Pampered Chef consultants. Participants share their experiences with the game, variations, and how they incorporate it into their shows.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal
- Opinion-based
Main Points Raised
- One participant asks for a copy of the purse game, describing it as a recruiting game.
- Another participant shares a variation of the game where players find items in their purses that start with a called-out letter, noting that it adds a fun twist.
- One participant expresses appreciation for the game and mentions creating dollar bills to accompany it, indicating it enhances the experience.
- Another participant shares their experience of using the game at a show, noting it was enjoyable and helped them remember to share important information.
- One participant mentions that the game is a fun way to engage with potential recruits, especially when feeling flustered about what to say.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ on the effectiveness of the game as a recruiting tool, with some participants enjoying it and finding it helpful, while others do not mention any recruitment outcomes.
Contextual Notes
Participants share personal experiences and adaptations of the purse game, reflecting its use in various settings and the enjoyment it brings to both consultants and potential recruits.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants looking for engaging activities to incorporate into their shows or recruiting efforts may find the shared experiences and variations of the purse game beneficial.
dannyzmom
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janel kelly
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Another fun version of the purse game is to call out a letter and they have to find something in their purse that starts with that letter. You can use adjectives too like "y"- yellow wallet. I always like to call out "Z" alot of people don't realize that zipper on their purse would count. I have played this a few times and its a big hit. Everyone is so used to playing it the other way that they like the change.
pamperedchefjunkie
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View attachment Purse Game.doc
I took your purse game idea and made little dollar bills to go with it! Thank you for the great idea! Check out my attachment!
I took your purse game idea and made little dollar bills to go with it! Thank you for the great idea! Check out my attachment!
mhrivera
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I loved this idea so much that I pulled it together for my show tonight. No one ran up to me saying, "Sign me up!", but it was a fun way to kill some time while the recipe was baking. It also helped me remember to put out some information I tend to forget. I added a grocery receipt (tax-write offs), an insurance card (PC insurance), and maybe another thing or two I can't remember right now. I'll definately use it again! Thanks!
pchefsharron
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Purse Game and how is it used as a recruiting tool?
The Purse Game is an interactive and engaging activity used by Pampered Chef consultants to break the ice and create a fun atmosphere during parties or recruiting events. It involves participants finding various items in their purses that correspond to specific points, encouraging interaction and conversation about the business opportunity.
How can I find a copy of the Purse Game?
You can find a copy of the Purse Game by visiting the official Pampered Chef website or reaching out to your upline or fellow consultants. Many consultants also share resources in online groups or forums dedicated to Pampered Chef.
Is the Purse Game suitable for all types of events?
Yes, the Purse Game is versatile and can be used at various events, including cooking shows, recruiting parties, and team meetings. It helps to create a relaxed environment and encourages potential recruits to engage with the business opportunity.
Can I customize the Purse Game for my own events?
Absolutely! Many consultants customize the Purse Game to fit their personal style or the theme of their event. You can add or modify items in the list to better resonate with your audience or to highlight specific products or business aspects.
What are some tips for effectively using the Purse Game during a recruiting event?
To effectively use the Purse Game during a recruiting event, ensure you explain the rules clearly, encourage participation, and use the game as a segue to discuss the benefits of joining Pampered Chef. Follow up with personal stories and testimonials to inspire potential recruits.
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