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legacypc46 said:Count me a cynic, but I bet she's going to be asking you for something soon.
pamperedlinda said:She wants something from you.....
baychef said:How about having her train your new downline consultant mentioned on another thread![]()
morfia said:I get to meet her--
"Weird New Friendliness" refers to a trend where individuals in direct sales, such as those involved with Pampered Chef, exhibit an unusually high level of friendliness and enthusiasm towards potential customers and recruits. This behavior can sometimes feel forced or overly enthusiastic, leading to mixed reactions from the audience.
Direct sales representatives may adopt "Weird New Friendliness" as a strategy to create a welcoming atmosphere that encourages engagement. This approach is often seen as a way to differentiate themselves in a competitive market, aiming to build rapport and trust quickly with potential clients.
Genuine friendliness typically feels authentic and natural, while "Weird New Friendliness" may come across as overly scripted or exaggerated. Signs include excessive compliments, rapid-fire sales pitches, or a lack of personal connection. Observing body language and listening to the tone of voice can also help determine authenticity.
The effectiveness of "Weird New Friendliness" can vary. While some customers may appreciate the enthusiasm and feel more inclined to engage, others may find it off-putting. Ultimately, building genuine relationships and understanding customer needs tends to yield better long-term results in sales.
To balance friendliness with professionalism, representatives should focus on being authentic and relatable. Listening actively to customers, asking open-ended questions, and sharing personal stories can help create a genuine connection. It's important to maintain a professional demeanor while still being approachable and friendly.