I Signed My First Recruit Yesterday. I Am so Excited Right Now.

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around a participant's excitement about signing their first recruit and their aspirations for further recruitment and achieving directorship. Various participants share their congratulations and personal experiences related to recruitment and business growth.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, expresses excitement about signing their first recruit and mentions having several others interested in joining.
  • Another participant shares their experience that the first recruit is often the hardest and encourages using momentum to build the team.
  • One participant notes that while they may feel it's best for someone to join, the decision ultimately lies with the individual.
  • Several users congratulate the original poster and express pride in their progress, highlighting the infectious nature of their excitement.
  • One participant reflects on their own journey, mentioning the challenges faced at the beginning and the desire for quick results.
  • Another participant discusses the importance of pacing oneself in business growth.
  • One participant suggests looking into Director Policies for more information about directorship responsibilities and benefits.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

General agreement exists in congratulating the original poster and acknowledging the challenges of recruitment. However, views differ on the best approach to encourage potential recruits, with some emphasizing respect for individual decisions.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and feelings related to recruitment and business growth within the Pampered Chef consultant community.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in recruitment strategies and personal experiences related to achieving directorship may find this thread relevant.

Becky0216
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I signed my first recruit yesterday. I am so excited right now. Since I got back from conference I have been all about recruiting. I currently have 6 people that want to do it. 2 are definates for the end of the year when things calm down. 2 I am hoping will sign any day and 3 that are almost there, but just not quite ready to commit. So thats actually 7. Oh How can I get them to go for it? I really think this is the best time to do it.
Just jumping out of my skin right now, because I feel like I am so close to getting directorship, but so far away.

Also, can anyone tell me.. I know directors get an increase in pay, but is 30% the base? Does that go up based on monthly sales just like a regular consultant does?
TIA
 
Re: Wahoooo!hooray for you :) the first recruit is a great feeling! use your momentum to keep building your team. The first one is the hardest!for the fence-sitters.... have you shown them the no-risk opportunity flyer? adapt it to show the rebate promo & it shows them that signing is really a no-brainer!
 
Re: Wahoooo!I'm so proud of you!!! Way to go!!!!
 
Re: Wahoooo!
Oh How can I get them to go for it?

You can't. No matter how much we may personally feel it's the best thing for someone, it is ultimately their decision. Respect that, and they will respect you for it. (And if they don't sign, they may send you referrals.)
 
Re: Wahoooo!Oh yeah,


CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
 
Re: Wahoooo!Congratulations!
 
Re: Wahoooo!That's great Becky!
 
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Re: Wahoooo!Thanks everyone. I am still so excited. I want this business to work for me and feel like i am finally on the right track.
Hope to be Director by the end of the year.
 
Re: Wahoooo!It's fun watching your business grow from the sidelines here. Given that rough patch when you first started, I smile now whenever I see your posts. Your excitement is infectous. :)
 
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Re: Wahoooo!Thanks- I was determined to make it work. The beginning was rough to say the least, but I am happy I stuck with it. Guess my problem now is that I want it all right away. I need to pace myself huh?
 
Re: Wahoooo!Pacing yourself is good, though I can't say I've really learned how to yet (but I'd like to!). I've always been one to try to fit as much into an alloted time as possible; drives my family nuts.
 
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Re: Wahoooo!Congratulations and good luck Becky! If you want to know more about Directorship, the responsibilities and benefits, you can read the Director Policies on CC. Also search on here and many have listed the cool benefits in threads. :)
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do to support my first recruit?

Congratulations on signing your first recruit! It's important to provide them with guidance and support. Schedule a one-on-one meeting to discuss their goals, answer any questions they may have, and introduce them to resources available through Pampered Chef. Encourage them to attend training sessions and connect with other team members for additional support.

How can I help my recruit get started with their business?

Help your recruit by walking them through the initial steps of their business. This includes setting up their Pampered Chef website, understanding the product catalog, and familiarizing themselves with the tools and resources available. Encourage them to host their first party and provide tips on how to invite guests and promote the event.

What are some effective ways to motivate my new recruit?

Motivation can come from setting achievable goals and celebrating small wins. Regularly check in with your recruit to discuss their progress and offer encouragement. Share success stories from your own experience and recognize their efforts publicly within your team. Consider creating a rewards system for reaching milestones to keep them engaged and motivated.

How can I help my recruit build their own team?

Encourage your recruit to share their excitement about the business with others. Provide them with tips on how to approach potential recruits and share their own experiences. Offer to role-play conversations or help them prepare for recruiting events. Emphasize the importance of building relationships and being genuine in their approach.

What resources are available for new recruits in Pampered Chef?

Pampered Chef offers a variety of resources for new recruits, including training materials, webinars, and a supportive community of consultants. Encourage your recruit to explore the official Pampered Chef website, join social media groups, and participate in local team meetings. These resources can provide valuable information and foster a sense of belonging within the Pampered Chef community.

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