My First Recruit: What Do I Do Now?

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around a participant's excitement about recruiting their first team member while managing new parenthood. Participants share their experiences and offer insights on the next steps following a recruitment.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares their excitement about recruiting a friend who had previously faced opposition from her husband.
  • Another participant mentions that using a credit card for the online agreement while receiving a check from the recruit is possible.
  • Several users express congratulations and suggest practical steps, such as ensuring the recruit has shows booked and providing necessary materials while waiting for their kit.
  • One participant shares their own experience of signing their first recruit and sending them a mini kit to help them get started.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the excitement of recruiting and the supportive actions to take afterward, though specific methods for handling the agreement process are discussed without clear consensus.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences related to recruitment in the context of being a Pampered Chef consultant, highlighting the supportive community aspect.

Who May Find This Useful

New consultants or those considering recruitment may find the shared experiences and suggestions relevant as they navigate similar situations.

DebbieSAChef
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Well my son is now 3 weeks old and I finally got my first recruit. It's actually funny because I was thinking after he was born I would have to work extra hard to get shows, and I never thought I would have a recruit.
It is a friend from church who has been wanting to do it but her husband was against it. It has taken over a year and he finally has agreed to let her do this!!
I am so excited. Now my question: What do I do?? There is an online agreement to fill out right? Could I use my credit card info and just let her give me a check. Is that allowed? I don't think she has a CC.

Would appreciate any help!! Thanks,
Debbie :D
 
I think you can do that. You can also mail in the paper kit agreement with a check, I believe.

Congrats!!
 
Congrat's!!!!! Way to go with the recruit and the new baby..... She can give you a check and you can use your cc. Make sure she has her shows booked and help her do the host packets. If she has not received her kit lend her anything she needs....Good Luck****************
 
Congrats on your 1st recruit, Debbie!!! :D
 
:thumbup: Congrats!!!! I'm so happy for you.
 
Congats Deb! I too just signed my very 1st recruit a few weeks ago! I sent her a mini "quick start" kit with cattys, order forms, specials, folders and some PC consultant info while she waits for her kit! Good luck! Now let's get #2 onboard for FD! :)
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do first after recruiting my first team member?

After recruiting your first team member, it's important to reach out to them and schedule a welcome call. During this call, you can discuss their goals, provide them with essential resources, and explain the next steps in their journey with Pampered Chef. Make sure to establish a supportive relationship to help them feel valued and motivated.

How can I support my new recruit in their first few weeks?

Supporting your new recruit involves regular communication and encouragement. Check in with them frequently, offer to help them set up their first party, and share tips and resources that can aid their success. Encourage them to attend training sessions and connect with other team members for additional support.

What resources should I provide to my new recruit?

Provide your new recruit with essential resources such as the Pampered Chef consultant guide, access to training videos, and links to the consultant community. Additionally, share any personal tips or strategies that have worked for you, and encourage them to explore the Pampered Chef website for further information.

How can I help my recruit set achievable goals?

Help your recruit set achievable goals by discussing their personal motivations and desired outcomes. Encourage them to set both short-term and long-term goals, and assist them in creating a plan to reach those goals. Regularly review their progress and celebrate their achievements to keep them motivated.

What should I do if my recruit is struggling?

If your recruit is struggling, it's essential to have an open and honest conversation with them. Ask about their challenges and listen to their concerns. Offer support, whether it's through additional training, resources, or simply being there to encourage them. Remind them that setbacks are normal and part of the learning process.

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