The “Tupperware Lady”

Ann Bauer shares her experience working at Tupperware Brands Company and how this work provided for her family and provided an opportunity to act as a living witness.
Ann Bauer shares her journey of selling Tupperware to support her children's education, managing her work with family commitments, and adhering to company guidelines on avoiding discussions about religion, finances, and personal issues during sales events.
Main Topics
Balancing Work and Family [00:00]
Chose to sell Tupperware to be present for her children while still earning income [00:27]
Managed work hours to fit the family schedule, working only two hours in the evening [04:38]
Balanced work commitments with family responsibilities by involving babysitters when needed [05:22]
Supporting Children's Education through Tupperware Sales
Used Tupperware sales to fund children's education, including four children obtaining advanced degrees [05:59]
Managed to pay for all educational expenses without falling behind, thanks to Tupperware earnings [06:03]
Adhering to Company Guidelines in Sales Events
Followed company policy of not discussing religion, finances, or personal issues during Tupperware parties [11:45]
Explained to customers the company's rule on avoiding certain topics if asked and maintaining professionalism during sales events [12:28]