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The thread explores how often participants' directors contact them and the nature of that communication. Participants share their personal experiences regarding the frequency and methods of contact with their directors, including emails, phone calls, and meetings.
Views differ significantly regarding the frequency and nature of contact with directors, with no clear consensus emerging on what is typical or preferred.
Participants' experiences vary widely based on personal relationships with their directors, geographical proximity, and individual needs for support.
Consultants looking to understand the range of communication practices among their peers may find this discussion insightful.
Awwhh, man I'm jealous! I wish I lived near you all! Lucky you!Gina M said:I talk to my director frequently - usually we email several times a week - especially after I've done a show - or have a quick question. We also live in the same town so it's easy to make a quick phone call as well. She is extremely good about getting back to me and I certainly appreciate it! And she is good at cheering me on in my business as well. We carpool to our monthly cluster meeting as well along with another girl in our cluster so we chat then too. I'm definitely lucky to have a great director![]()
Your director typically reaches out to you on a regular basis, which can vary from weekly to monthly, depending on your needs and the team's dynamics. Some directors may have scheduled check-ins, while others may contact you more informally as needed.
Directors often use a variety of communication methods, including phone calls, text messages, emails, and social media platforms. Many also utilize group chats or team meetings to keep everyone informed and engaged.
Yes, it is normal for directors to maintain regular contact with their team members, especially during training periods or when launching new products. Frequent communication can help provide support and motivation.
If you feel that your director isn't contacting you as often as you'd like, it's perfectly acceptable to reach out and express your desire for more communication. You can ask for regular check-ins or specific guidance on your goals.
To make the most of your director's contact, come prepared with questions or topics you'd like to discuss. Be open to feedback and suggestions, and take advantage of the opportunity to learn from their experience and expertise.