Submitting a Show to My Director: Will She Know Who Did It?

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Discussion Overview

The thread explores whether a director can see the names of consultants who submit shows, particularly in the context of a consultant taking on a show from a customer dissatisfied with their current director. Participants share their personal experiences and perspectives on the visibility of host names and the dynamics of consultant relationships.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, mentions that directors can see the names of hosts through their monthly sales reports.
  • Another participant shares their experience that they have never seen the names of hosts for their consultants, emphasizing that customers have the right to choose their consultant.
  • Several users note that directors may have access to host names, with one participant stating that their director has previously mentioned seeing host names for shows they have done.
  • One participant expresses that a director would likely not be upset if a consultant is making money from shows, suggesting that the customer requested the consultant.
  • Another participant recounts a personal experience where a customer chose to work with them instead of their upline due to personality differences, indicating that such situations can occur.
  • One participant suggests discussing the customer's dissatisfaction with the current director to ensure the reason is legitimate before proceeding with the show.
  • Another participant expresses that they would be pleased to have any of their hosts work with someone in their downline, viewing it as a collaborative effort.
  • One participant shares concerns about the potential for hurt feelings and competition among consultants when customers switch to different consultants.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on whether directors can see host names, with some participants affirming that they can, while others assert they cannot. There is no clear consensus on the appropriateness of taking on shows from dissatisfied customers.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and opinions regarding consultant relationships and the visibility of show submissions within the Pampered Chef community.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants navigating similar situations with customers and directors may find the shared experiences relevant to their own circumstances.

Jenni32874
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A friend of mine, who is also a customer of my director's and is not happy with her service, has asked me to do her show. I was wondering if my director gets a list of the actual person who does the show, or just she just know that a show was submitted and how much?
 
She can see the names by clicking on your monthly sales in your IPT. Don't worry about it - it is up to the host to choose which consultant she works with. Learn from what your director is not doing right (or what your friend does not like) and in a month or so, ask your director to train on that subject because you have talked with guests and they have given you horror stories, etc.
 
actually I have never seen the names of the hosts for my consultants. The customer has the right to work with whoever she wants. I would expect a friend of a new consultant to work with the new consultant.
 
Duh! I was thinking of my commission statements....Shana is right. Directors cannot see the names - go for it!
 
The future director reports on the web show me the names of the hosts for my recruits. I know that my director has mentioned in the past that she can see names of hosts for shows that I've done.
 
Your director is getting making money from your shows, though, so I can't imagine that she'd be that upset. Your friend requested you. Do the show.
 
Yes, on our cluster reports we CAN see the names of your hosts. I recently went thru this EXACT thing with MY upline. I got a HO lead who was actually a customer of my upline. She chose to go to the website to find a new consultant because she was a VERY different personality than my upline and she wanted a new consultant. She has since done 3 shows for me and we have forged a relationship. My upline was not thrilled - we talked abotu it when she accidentally found out that I'd been doing shows with this customer. I simply told her this customer was HO lead...end of story.
 
I would talk with the customer and find out why she is unhappy with your director. Make sure that it is a legitimate reason and not that the customer was making unreasonable requests. Just because she is unhappy with your director, it doesn't mean that your director provided poor service.

If you decide that the reason is legitimate and you did nothing to actively "take her away" from your director, then I say do the show. It is her right as a customer to choose who she works with. And while we don't want to steal customers from each other, you have the right to do a show for whomever asks you to.

But, if you are still torn... what about giving your director the chance to make it right? Tell her the customer isn't happy (but don't tell her why - let her figure it out) and give her the chance to call the customer, find out what the problem is and see if they can work something out. That way, if the customer still comes back to you, you know you aren't in any way "stealing" someone.

Good luck - keep us updated!
 
We can also see our downline's hosts from Pampered Partner, directors downloads. But I'd be thrilled to have any of my hosts, guests, or former consultants do business with anyone in my downline. Essentially, they are still doing business with me, too, my downline is just doing the work.
 
Excellent point, Paige. I have someone in my downline that has shared a few "dissatisfactions" of customers. The customer/past host has a short memory and has been bad mouthing me behind my back. I was hurt at first (we are human first) but I know the truth and if this is what this person feels she has to do, then so be it. Those that KNOW me, know ME!!!

I must say that sharing dissatisfactions from former hosts that come through your downline is something I am discouraging. It is hurtful to the former consultant and it can cause some resentment....whether it be upline or downline.

When I recruit someone and they have friends that have been hosts that now will do their parties with the new recruit...I have no problem with that. But some consultants have a competitive side to them and even though they don't mean to be hurtful, they are.

I wish any host that had a problem with me would either just do a party with someone else in my downline or discuss the problem with me. They don't need to share what their issues were with the past consultant, with the new consultant they book from.

And as a side note...I have had hosts share some dissatisfactions with a downline that loves to tell me what former host of mine is doing a party with her but I do not share that information. I feel that sometimes it is just a personality misfit which is something we can not change.

And yes, we CAN see who our downline's hosts!!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

Will my director know who submitted the show?

Yes, when you submit a show, your director will be able to see who submitted it. This helps them keep track of your sales and support you effectively.

Can I submit a show anonymously?

No, submissions are not anonymous. Your director will always have access to the information about who submitted the show, as it is important for accountability and support within the team.

What information will my director see when I submit a show?

Your director will see the details of the show, including the host's name, the total sales amount, and who submitted the show. This information helps them understand your performance and provide guidance.

Will my director contact me after I submit a show?

Typically, yes. Your director may reach out to discuss the show, offer feedback, or provide assistance with future shows. They are there to support your growth in the business.

Is there a way to submit a show without notifying my director?

No, there is no option to submit a show without notifying your director. The submission process is designed to keep your director informed about your activities and progress.

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