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This thread features a new participant seeking information about the arrival of their consultant kit and the associated login details for setting up an online presence. Other participants share their experiences and suggestions regarding the process of receiving the kit and preparing for their new role.
Participants generally agree that the kit and login details are received within a short timeframe, and they emphasize the value of reaching out to recruiters for support. However, there are varying opinions on the best initial steps to take while waiting for the kit.
The discussion reflects the experiences of new consultants navigating the early stages of their journey with Pampered Chef, highlighting the importance of support and proactive engagement.
New consultants looking for insights on the onboarding process and initial steps to take may find this discussion helpful.
BethCooks4U said:Welcome! My best advice is to contact your recruiter or director. They should be giving you that and more info to help you get started!
You will get your password and kit within days.
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