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PoseyMom said:Hi!
I'm Jenn, future PC consultant. I'm brand new to the forum and can't wait to "meet" everyone! I'm in Cali now but hubby is air force and we are scheduled to move overseas to the UK in October! Hoping to get some great ideas!
Jenn
PoseyMom said:hi everyone! hello! hello! This is definitely not a jens-only thread, although we could start one! My show is tomorrow and I'm sitting here wondering when the cleaning fairies are planning on arriving. I can't wait to finally order my kit! Hurray for me! Hurray Hurray!
PoseyMom said:I have a question... i have two people that i am considering signing under, one is a new consultant that i'm hosting my show under and one is an old friend that has been doing this business for a few years and is now a director. My director friend lives far away, but i'll be moving overseas soon and will be under hospitality. i am wondering if i'm obligated to sign under the consultant that i'm hostessing my show with in order to earn the kit credit or if there is a way to transfer the kit credit? Of course I also don't want anyone upset with me.... hmmmm..... thoughts cheffies?
There are a few ways to stay connected with your team while living overseas. One option is to utilize video conferencing tools like Skype or Zoom to hold virtual meetings and training sessions with your team. You can also stay connected through social media platforms like Facebook or Instagram, creating a group specifically for your team members to stay in touch. Another option is to schedule regular check-ins via phone or email to stay updated on team activities and events.
While you may not be physically present, you can still participate in team events and activities while living overseas. Consider hosting virtual events, such as cooking demonstrations or workshops, that your team can join in on. You can also contribute to team activities by sharing ideas and resources remotely, and staying updated on team discussions and decisions via phone or email.
Staying connected with your team is important, but it's also crucial to stay updated on important company updates and announcements. Make sure to regularly check your company's website and social media pages for any news or updates. You can also sign up for newsletters or emails from your company to ensure you don't miss any important information.
Yes, there are many resources and tools available to help you stay connected with your team while living overseas. Some companies may have their own communication platforms or apps for team members to use. Additionally, there are various project management tools and task management apps that can help you stay organized and connected with your team, no matter where you are in the world.
Maintaining a strong relationship with your team while living overseas involves consistent communication and effort. Make sure to regularly check in with your team members, both personally and professionally. Share updates and news about your life abroad, and ask about what's been going on with your team back home. Also, be sure to show your appreciation and support for your team members, even from a distance.