Brett Tadlock

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Compliance

great info, thanks for sharing.

Brett Tadlock

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Limitations?

being someone who has had obstacles to overcome but has pushed forward to be successful I love meeting others that have done the same because it's so inspiring. Here are a couple... 1. A student who was in a wheelchair (totally no use of legs) but wanted to work in a field (collision repair) that required a lot of mobility. Not only did he get training, but he came up with great techniques that could be used to help others in the same situation and when he graduated (at the top of his class) he left school with a great… >>>

Brett Tadlock

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exit interviews

I think that exit interviews are awesome tools for both parties (the student and the school/company). It allows both to learn from the other and be better prepared for the future.

Brett Tadlock

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incentive...

I truly appreciate the fact that there are no commissions associated with enrolling students. It takes the pressure off Reps and allows students to relax when they know you're looking out for them and not a commission.

Brett Tadlock

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even when no one is watching...

Being an Admissions Representative is about doing the right thing even if no one is watching. The people we meet may or may not be shoppers but that shouldn't matter. We should treat each person like we would want to be treated and enjoy the process of helping them change their lives without considering any goals or such. Focus on doing the right thing. As Zig Ziglar said, "Help enough people get what they want (or need) and you'll get what you want."

Brett Tadlock

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Doing the right thing...

Doing the right thing is really a matter of choice. I believe we inherently know the right thing to do and the wrong thing to do and should pay attention to that tension in our gut. If you don't know that what you're doing is right or wrong but there's tension then ask someone(s) for feedback. Finally, if we treat others with the same respect, honesty and care we would want then we're probably on the right path.