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:balloon: :balloon: Congratulations!!:balloon: :balloon: I am so proud of you! Now I have to look up to you because you have one and I have none. :balloon: So tell me, oh wise one,what is your accient chinese secret?? I am so happy for you, you work so hard and you deserve the recognoition and the recruit! :balloon: Woo Hoo may there be many more to come!!!! :balloon: Keep up the good work! :balloon: :balloon:kaceyleigh2 said:I just got my first recruit! She hasn't officially signed her agreement but my director wants me to have her do it tommorrow. I'm going to call her tommorrow and set up times to meet and all that good stuff!
I'm so excited! I'm also a bit anxious and overwhelmed! I've never done this before!
Carissidy said::balloon: :balloon: Congratulations!!:balloon: :balloon: I am so proud of you! Now I have to look up to you because you have one and I have none. :balloon: So tell me, oh wise one,what is your accient chinese secret?? I am so happy for you, you work so hard and you deserve the recognoition and the recruit! :balloon: Woo Hoo may there be many more to come!!!! :balloon: Keep up the good work! :balloon: :balloon:
Recruiting your first team member can be both exciting and nerve-wracking. You can expect to be a mentor and leader for your new recruit, helping them navigate the business and providing support along the way.
Preparing for your first recruit involves setting goals and creating a plan for their training and development. It's important to also have a strong understanding of the Pampered Chef business and the benefits of joining your team.
Pampered Chef offers a variety of resources to help you with your first recruit, including training materials, webinars, and support from your upline and fellow consultants. Our My First Recruit program also provides additional guidance and tools specifically for new recruiters.
One of the best ways to make your first recruit feel welcome and supported is to have open and regular communication. Make sure to check in with them regularly and be available to answer any questions or concerns they may have. You can also plan a welcome event or team meeting to introduce them to your team and the Pampered Chef community.
Recruiting your first team member can have many benefits, including earning additional income through team commissions, building a strong network of like-minded individuals, and developing leadership skills. It can also be a rewarding experience to help someone else start and grow their own Pampered Chef business.