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This thread centers around experiences and insights shared by participants regarding a New Consultant Orientation Workshop and the recruitment process within the Pampered Chef community. Participants discuss their personal experiences with training, signing new consultants, and the impact of company resources on their business practices.
Views differ on the best approach to signing new consultants and the effectiveness of various training methods. While some participants emphasize the importance of following company guidelines, others share personal anecdotes that highlight different paths to success. No clear consensus emerges on a single method for achieving recruitment goals.
Participants share personal experiences related to their roles as consultants and the challenges they face in recruitment and training. The discussion reflects a variety of perspectives on the support and resources available within the Pampered Chef community.
Consultants looking for insights on running orientation workshops, recruiting strategies, and the impact of community support may find this discussion beneficial.
dannyzmom said:Well, the training went well. I followed the outline in the Leadership Handbook pretty much to a T. And SHE SIGNED as soon as the training was over! That makes 2 new girls this week for me! Woo Hoo!!!
For those of you in the Radu downline...this means I have just met the requirements for the tea at Carol's home with her and Jean Jonas!!
jwpamp said:Wow, I would have made that! 5 consultants and $14,000 in Aug-Sep-Oct. Darn! I will be thinking of you at Leadership, though. Everyone here is so incredible and supportive.
How can you not love this business?
chefkristin said:Carolyn
What is the secret? I have 2 recruits and would love to reach director in
2007.![]()
I will try that. Thanks.dannyzmom said:I wish I knew...
I find the more I just do things the way the company trains us to do them 9rather than thinking too much and trying to get creative and reinventing the wheel) the better my sales and bookings are and the more recruiting I do.
Just do it by the book and it really truly works.
chefkristin said:I will try that. Thanks.
dannyzmom said:I followed the outline in the Leadership Handbook pretty much to a T.
dannyzmom said:For those of you in the Radu downline...this means I have just met the requirements for the tea at Carol's home with her and Jean Jonas!!
The New Consultant Orientation Workshop is an introductory training session designed for new Pampered Chef consultants. It provides essential information about the business, product knowledge, sales techniques, and how to effectively launch their new venture.
The duration of the New Consultant Orientation Workshop typically lasts about 1 to 2 hours, depending on the specific agenda and the number of participants. This allows ample time for questions and interactive discussions.
While attendance is highly encouraged to ensure a successful start, it is not mandatory. However, participating in the workshop can significantly enhance a new consultant's understanding of the business and increase their chances of success.
The workshop covers a variety of topics, including an overview of the Pampered Chef business model, product training, effective sales strategies, how to host cooking shows, and tips for building a customer base. It may also include information on utilizing online resources and support systems.
New consultants can register for the New Consultant Orientation Workshop through their consultant portal or by contacting their team leader. Details about upcoming workshops, including dates and times, are typically provided during the onboarding process.