Starbucks How To Recruit For The Love And Meaning Of It
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Starbucks: Recruiting for Passion and Purpose
Summary
In the previous post, "What's Love Got to Do with It?", I discussed how many aspiring entrepreneurs today prioritize passion over profit when starting their ventures. They seek opportunities that resonate with their values, where they can be their own boss, and yes, earn money too. To attract these individuals, we need to speak their language and meet them where they are.
Starbucks’ Approach to Recruitment
Consider how Starbucks appeals to this mindset. At a Starbucks location in Kansas City, a hiring sign reads: "HIRING EVENT: At Starbucks, you can make a difference in someone's day?"and in your career."
Notice the focus isn't on salary or benefits. Instead, Starbucks emphasizes the opportunity to have a meaningful impact daily. This approach attracts a certain type of person?"those who value the chance to bring positivity to others' lives. It's not the paycheck that lures them, but the possibility of making a difference.
The Broader Implication
Think about those who volunteer or work for organizations like Google or Nordstrom. Their draw isn't the financial reward; it's the community, the innovative environment, and the opportunity to contribute significantly. These elements foster a sense of belonging and purpose.
Douglas Rushkoff, in his book "Get Back in the Box," highlights how Apple employees feel as though they're contributing to saving the world. It’s not about the money?"it’s about leaving a mark.
Applying This Mindset
In the world of network marketing, people often desire to share something special they've experienced, hoping to help others solve problems they’ve overcome. However, they sometimes lack the right words, coming off as mere salespeople. This is an opportunity for change: emphasizing authenticity and genuine connection can transform perceptions.
Building Meaningful Communities
Why not emulate Starbucks' model? Cultivating a community that values meaning over money can attract those who share this perspective. It's about crafting a space where people feel valued for their contributions and where their efforts align with their values.
P.S. A 20-year veteran with Shaklee, Margo C., shares, "My greatest joy is seeing people turn their health around."
By focusing on creating meaningful impacts in what we do, we can inspire and attract like-minded individuals who prioritize purpose alongside profit.
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