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Looking for Games to Play With Guests
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Discussion Overview
The thread centers around the topic of games that can be played with guests during shows, with participants sharing their experiences and suggestions for engaging activities.
Discussion Character
- Exploratory
- Anecdotal
Main Points Raised
- One participant, identifying as new to the community, seeks ideas for games to play with guests.
- Another participant shares their experience with a game called "Ask me anything," which involves a recyclable gift bag and encourages questions about the job.
- Several users express appreciation for the shared ideas, indicating enthusiasm for incorporating games into their shows.
- One participant mentions that the "Ask me anything" game has helped them generate recruiting leads.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ regarding the types of games to play, with some participants actively seeking suggestions while others share specific experiences. No clear consensus emerges on a single preferred game.
Contextual Notes
Participants appear to be consultants looking for ways to enhance guest engagement during shows, with a focus on games that facilitate interaction and discussion.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants looking for creative ways to engage guests at shows may find the shared experiences and game ideas beneficial.
chefkristin
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I've never been much of a game person. But I've been listening to recruiting CDs and this one game has been mentioned in several of them.
The only game I'm playing right now is the "Ask me anything" game. I have something small in a recyclable gift bag (usually an I-slice, and old SB or something like that). I explain it'd like the talking stick...if they have the bag, they can ask me anything about my job (no questions about products or hosting at this time, please). I set my timer for usually about 3-3.5 minutes (I don't tell them how much). When the timer goes off, whoever has it gets what's in the bag.
If someone doesn't have a question, I'll feed them a question:
It has increased the number of recruiting leads I've gotten...currently I'm working with about 15 people. 3 at least I know will be signing in early 2008.
HTH,
The only game I'm playing right now is the "Ask me anything" game. I have something small in a recyclable gift bag (usually an I-slice, and old SB or something like that). I explain it'd like the talking stick...if they have the bag, they can ask me anything about my job (no questions about products or hosting at this time, please). I set my timer for usually about 3-3.5 minutes (I don't tell them how much). When the timer goes off, whoever has it gets what's in the bag.
If someone doesn't have a question, I'll feed them a question:
How much does the kit cost?
What kind of training is there?
Do I have to go to meetings?
It has increased the number of recruiting leads I've gotten...currently I'm working with about 15 people. 3 at least I know will be signing in early 2008.
HTH,
chefkristin
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are some fun icebreaker games to play with Pampered Chef guests?
Icebreaker games like "Two Truths and a Lie" or "Would You Rather" can help guests get to know each other and feel more comfortable. You can also play a quick round of "Guess the Ingredient," where guests guess ingredients based on descriptions or smells.
How can I incorporate cooking-themed games into my Pampered Chef parties?
Consider playing a game of "Chopped," where guests are given mystery ingredients and must come up with a recipe on the spot. Alternatively, you could host a "Recipe Relay," where teams race to complete a cooking task using Pampered Chef tools.
Are there any trivia games related to cooking or Pampered Chef?
Yes! You can create a trivia game with questions about cooking techniques, kitchen tools, or even Pampered Chef history. This not only engages guests but also educates them about the products and cooking methods.
What are some low-prep games I can play during a Pampered Chef party?
Games like "Kitchen Bingo," where you create bingo cards with common kitchen items or Pampered Chef products, require minimal preparation. Another option is a "Name That Tool" game, where you show guests different kitchen tools and they have to guess their use.
How can I encourage participation in games during my Pampered Chef party?
To encourage participation, offer small prizes for winners, such as Pampered Chef products or discounts on future orders. Make sure to explain the rules clearly and keep the atmosphere light and fun to help guests feel more comfortable joining in.
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