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Maybe they are like the old SA white coffee mugs. The mouth of the cup was more square than round.Christ Follower said:Are the dots mugs different than the coffee and more cups?
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Maybe they are like the old SA white coffee mugs. The mouth of the cup was more square than round.Christ Follower said:Are the dots mugs different than the coffee and more cups?
Someone else I was chatting with said that yes, they are smaller like regular coffee mugs.ChefSheryl said:Maybe they are like the old SA white coffee mugs. The mouth of the cup was more square than round.
what is #49?pamperedposey said:and more...
I believe that's the new wine opener on the left with storage bag, and the much talked about micro-scraper on the right (2 pictured). Correct me if I'm wrong...MissChef said:what is #49?
RaggedyAunt said:I believe that's the new wine opener on the left with storage bag, and the much talked about micro-scraper on the right (2 pictured). Correct me if I'm wrong...
DebbieJ said:No, if you continue to NOT recruit, you will continue to work hard for the same results. But when you build a team, you work smarter, increase your rewards and your income and still do those same 2 shows a week.
The key in earning trips is by recruiting anyway so by placing higher recruiting requirements on the yearly incentive is only going to help us GROW OUR BUSINESSES and guarantee that we will earn trips!!!!!!!!
I LOVE THIS COMPANY!!!!!!!
kspry said:Since my director didn't train me at all, there is no question in my mind who will be training my recruits.
pamperedposey said:I can't remember exactly what I posted besides the HWC things so if I duplicate sorry. Some of these things you really have to see to understand, but since I haven't labeled them all you still might not know what is what, but it's better than nothing, right??
lockhartkitchen said:I think people are stressing too much about this new recruiting addition tied to incentive trips. If you are having consistent shows, putting opportunity brochures in host packets, mentioning at host coaching calls, letting your hosts see how much fun you have in your job and JUST ASK, you will have others that want to know more about the opportunity. Nobody, wants to be your new "recruit", but many will want to hear about the opportunity. It's all at how you look at it. You will have 12 months to come across ONE that feels the business is right for him/her. See this as a challenge not a problem. I'm hearing a lot of excuses. You WILL do what you tell yourself you CAN Do.
lockhartkitchen said:I think people are stressing too much about this new recruiting addition tied to incentive trips. If you are having consistent shows, putting opportunity brochures in host packets, mentioning at host coaching calls, letting your hosts see how much fun you have in your job and JUST ASK, you will have others that want to know more about the opportunity. Nobody, wants to be your new "recruit", but many will want to hear about the opportunity. It's all at how you look at it. You will have 12 months to come across ONE that feels the business is right for him/her. See this as a challenge not a problem. I'm hearing a lot of excuses. You WILL do what you tell yourself you CAN Do.
whiteyteresa said:I have to much going on that I don't have time for recruiting and training
RaggedyAunt said:Okay, 46 & 48 are the collapsible bowl, correct? BTW, does it have any Chillzanne features? Just curious...
What is in #47? The large round tray with the green accent.
Thanks so much! I hope all of you are feeling better. It sucks to be ill when traveling. Get some much-needed rest and feel better soon.
RaggedyAunt said:So, there were three shots of the collapsible bowl from different angles, or does it go completely flat, too, in addition to becoming a chip and dip server? Cool design. I actually don't mind the green in it, too much. It's more balanced out. But, yeah, neon was my thought, too.
ChefSheryl said:Thanks for the pics. Do you have any of the other two scrapers and the pans?
kristenlee said:any pictures of the new dots mugs and salad plates?
dannyzmom said:What was the item in picture 0029???
pamperedposey said:Sorry I don't have a good close up, but here they are as a place setting...
nicki25 said:I just got an email from my director that said there is a great promo for promoting to director, but she didn't tell what it is. Does anyone know???
ragschef said:I'd love to see pictures of the pinch bowl set, new shears, dots glasses, and the dinnerware set.
Thanks
chefann said:Hey, everyone! I don't have time to read the 18 additional pages on this thread since I logged in last, but I wanted to address a couple of things that I've seen mentioned by page 6.
The metal pans are to appeal to the 60% of consumers who use metal pans. So it's a huge potential market. The large one is the same size as the large bar pan, but weighs half as much. The medium one is 1 pound. They're nice, heavy pans. Colleen and I did notice some scratches in the bottom of one in the product room, where people had cut things, but that's typical of any metal pan.
There are several items not included in the SAT levels: 10" Exec saute pan, Dots dinnerware set, repackaged bakeware (cake pans, springform pan), and SBRC (but that will be in changeover).
luvs2cook said:Okay...I've lurked enough. The special "new director" promotion is this...when you promote to director between February 1 and September 1, HO will pay for your New Director Academy registration PLUS give you a travel reimbursement amount up to $250. All New Director Academy training will be at Home Office in Addison, IL.
I think that's awesome!!! I set my Director's goal of April 1, 2008 and going to New Director's training on May 16-17, 2008.
Now that I put this information on Chef Success, I need to do it!!!
Actually, ALL New Director Academy sessions are FREE this year! The special promo for promoting that period is that they'll reimburse travel to the Chicago area. The crowd went absolutely nuts over free Director Academy. What a great company!luvs2cook said:Okay...I've lurked enough. The special "new director" promotion is this...when you promote to director between February 1 and September 1, HO will pay for your New Director Academy registration PLUS give you a travel reimbursement amount up to $250. All New Director Academy training will be at Home Office in Addison, IL.
I think that's awesome!!! I set my Director's goal of April 1, 2008 and going to New Director's training on May 16-17, 2008.
Now that I put this information on Chef Success, I need to do it!!!
chefmeg said:I talked to the gentleman in the Product Interactive Room about these pans~people were VERY upset and I even heard one woman say that PC had set us up as liars due to our promotion of Stoneware for years and now we have these.....SO, I asked him to help me understand the important differences between the 2 so that I could feel good selling them. Here is what he said:
There has never been comparable metal cookie sheets on the market, UNTIL NOW! The structure and components make our metal pans comparable to our Stoneware but appeal to 60% of the market that does not purchase Stoneware for whatever reason (weight, dislike not being able to use soap...).
I hope this helps with those folks as concerned as I was about this new product! Also, remember that PC NEVER, EVER gives us a product that they have not really put to the test. I think if you look at the fact that not everyone likes Stoneware confused: ), we will now be able to give them a choice where we couldn't do that before.
Christ Follower said:I just know I will be faced with the question "Why should I spend X amount of $'s on this metal one when I can get it for so much cheaper at the store?" How are they different? I think it may be good for those that don't like confused: ) stoneware, but I want to be prepared for the inevitable questions I will be faced with.
Christ Follower said:I just know I will be faced with the question "Why should I spend X amount of $'s on this metal one when I can get it for so much cheaper at the store?" How are they different? I think it may be good for those that don't like confused: ) stoneware, but I want to be prepared for the inevitable questions I will be faced with.
peichef said:Are the new metal baking sheets non-stick?? Please.... say yes.
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