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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KoG MARSH XS" data-source="post: 790107" data-attributes="member: 93020">The Foundation of XGXGC~ Xiled Gaming Clan ~ 18 and up, mature gamersXGG~ Xiled Gaming Girls ~ female onlySYN~ SYNdicate ~ 16 and up, underground gamersKoG~ Kings of Gaming ~ 16 and up- recreational gamersThe Honor Code is the foundation of Xiled Gaming whether you are part of SYN, KoG, XGC, or XGG. We all agreed to follow the honor code as well as what sets us apart from other clans and communities - our Rank Structure, Promotion Requirements, and Clan Structure. These are accompanied by communication, which is always the key to success, and the three Core Values of Xiled Gaming, this gives us an unbreakable foundation to stand upon. This will help prepare the pipeline of future leaders and also reinforce the reasons why XG is successful.Recruitment ProcessWhen recruiting, remember there is no need to fill a quota, your main goal as a recruiter should be quality before quantity. Meaning we want the quality recruits, because they will become a quality member. Quality recruits will also ensure a quality gaming atmosphere within the clan and community. This quality atmosphere is what XG was founded to create. This brings up the point of the what qualities a gamer must possess.XG sees a quality gamer as someone who possesses:- Sportsmanship- Respect- Fair PlaySeveral things are going to need to be covered when reading a recruit in, these things include:- The Honor Code- The Rank Structure- Registering on xiledgaming.com as well as clancompete.com- When registering on the website, username should match their Gamer Tag- Meeting and practice times- Who the General and XS areBe the Leader Your Members Deserve on All Levels:Get to know your leaders. Each leader has different personalities, perspectives, drive, and special needs. We must know our leaders on a personal level to properly evaluate what they need in order to grow as a leader. This may require more then just the normal conversation on Sundays or a meeting during the week. We should be gaming with our leaders, because there is so much you can find out about a person from listening to how they react in game settings. The key is to get close to your leadership but you also must set boundaries so you don't get emotionally involved. Once we figure out what drives the leaders, what their leadership goals are, as well as their strengths, and their personality, then we can make a game plan for each individual leader to ensure the utmost success.MeetingsSection Leaders should be helping their Generals and making sure the topics are understood in case of any questions that may arise, and all topics being conveyed in meetings. Don't pick and choose what you want to cover, cover everything that pertains to members, and add clan specific information as well.For each clan meeting, make sure that you are including some sort of training information - examples would include:1. An article from the Honor Code2. Something from the rank structure, clan structure, or promotion requirements3. Core Values4. Anything else to help train members/leadershipThe goal of this would be to help prepare the leadership pipeline and make sure people are aware of all XG policies and rules, and will help the clan and community be successful.Generals should be having conversations about the notes, not just reading verbatim, meetings are a great opportunity to have a captain or lieutenant lead the discussion as well, to make sure they know what they are going over and stimulate participation of the group.Sensitive InformationAs XG Leaders, we need to remind our members that while we don't control who you play or talk to, we do ask that you don't discuss clan business in front of people who don't need to hear it. If people are asking you questions about what's going on in a specific clan, division, or with specific leaders, let them know that you aren't comfortable discussing that with them.When it comes to people asking general questions of course that's fine, but information that is for leadership within the community only can't be discussed with lower-ranking members or people outside of the community. For clarification and questions, please hit up your chain of command.</blockquote>

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