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Chef Kearns said:I have 6 right now (soon to be 9)!!
My tip is to find out their "why" or "heart tug" during the interview. That way you can clearly address what is important to them when they start to doubt their decision...from the beginning.
The number of people you should aim to recruit depends on your personal goals and the size and structure of your team. Some consultants aim to recruit one new team member per month, while others may aim for a certain number of recruits per year. It's important to set realistic and attainable goals for yourself.
There are several ways to attract potential recruits, including hosting recruiting events, sharing your Pampered Chef story on social media, and reaching out to friends and family. You can also leverage the tools and resources provided by Pampered Chef, such as the "Join Us" page on your personal website and the business opportunity video.
Pampered Chef provides a variety of tools and resources to help you track your recruiting efforts. The "My Team" section of your personal website allows you to view and manage your team members, and the "Reports" section provides detailed information on your team's performance. You can also keep track of your recruiting efforts through spreadsheets or other tracking systems.
Objections from potential recruits are common, and it's important to know how to address them. Pampered Chef offers training and resources to help you overcome objections and effectively communicate the benefits of joining the team. It's also helpful to share your personal experiences and the success stories of other consultants.
The recruiting process can vary in length depending on the individual and their level of interest. Some recruits may sign up immediately, while others may need more time to consider the opportunity. It's important to be patient and continue to follow up with potential recruits, but also respect their decision if they ultimately choose not to join.