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This thread explores the experiences of participants regarding their engagement with Chef Success while at work or at home. Participants share their personal situations and preferences, leading to a light-hearted exchange about balancing work and community involvement.
Views differ among participants regarding where they engage with Chef Success, with some working from home, others at their jobs, and some unable to access the platform while working. No clear consensus emerges on a single approach.
The discussion reflects a casual and humorous tone, with participants sharing their personal experiences and interactions without implying any official guidance or policies from Pampered Chef.
Participants within the consultant community who are interested in how others balance their work commitments with community engagement may find this thread relatable.
jenniferknapp said:I don't have any "slow times" at my FT job....but I am on CS pretty much all day anyway....and then on-and-off at night too!![]()
And "all the time".chefann said:Well, I chose "both," but I should probably choose "both" and "work." LOL
That's a different poll.BethCooks4U said:And "all the time".
NO!chefann said:And Beth- wasn't it boring around here before I started posting?
Aweee.... poor Annie.chefann said:I'll go shut up now....
3000 posts at 30 seconds per post (can't post with less than 30 seconds since your last), is 1500 minutes. 60 minutes to the hour... that's 25 hours solid posting. No way am I gonna shut up for that long, unless I'm at Conference again. (And even there, I posted once. As KG, but still...)BethCooks4U said:[speaking to self] ...hmmmmmm If she did "shut up now" I might get a chance to catch up with her. ...NAAAAA She has almost 3000 more posts then me! They'd kick me out of here if I tried to post that much! [/done talking to self]
That's why you will remain as the queen of PS's!!chefann said:3000 posts at 30 seconds per post (can't post with less than 30 seconds since your last), is 1500 minutes. 60 minutes to the hour... that's 25 hours solid posting. No way am I gonna shut up for that long, unless I'm at Conference again. (And even there, I posted once. As KG, but still...)
SusanBP0129 said:Home for me, since I am a SAHM, although that is certainly work!!
thats what I do now too. Work is more fun---uuuggghhhdannyzmom said:Amen sistah!!! ^5
BethCooks4U said:End of hijack.
Sorry Jennifer.
OH! So you actually WORK at work! I see!Kathytnt said:I don't have computer access at my job
You got somethin' to say to me, you can just say it to me, Beth. hm? hmmm?BethCooks4U said:OH! So you actually WORK at work! I see!![]()
I've already commented on the fact that you are never working at work (that whole PS issue, remember??). I didn't want to overdo it here - but if you insist!chefann said:You got somethin' to say to me, you can just say it to me, Beth. hm? hmmm?
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