Personal Take on MLM (Flaming allowed)
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I was just wondering if MLM is so good as so many have claimed to be......
People should all rush to find MLMers to join instead of MLMers going out to ordinary people to get them to join. -
hmmm...good and logical question...Originally posted by ceciltan:I was just wondering if MLM is so good as so many have claimed to be......
People should all rush to find MLMers to join instead of MLMers going out to ordinary people to get them to join.
But hor..i also want to ask in a similiar way...
I wonder why do the NKF workers still supporting him despite after 40,000 people from public demand him to resign leh?
Is he really that good or the workers got some great goodies from him? -
MLM is taboo to most people in Singapore. Which is why you only see MLMers trying to reach out to the general public. The reason why MLM is made taboo in Singapore is mainly because of unscrupulous local MLM companies that deceive their employees in order to achieve their profit targets. Eventually turning all the marketing strategies and ideologies of MLM into conjob gimmicks.Originally posted by ceciltan:I was just wondering if MLM is so good as so many have claimed to be......
People should all rush to find MLMers to join instead of MLMers going out to ordinary people to get them to join.
MLM in Singapore, compared to many other countries, is still at its infant stage. It is an effective marketing strategy, if you join the right company that is transparent in its dealings, has an excellent marketing product, and is able to nurture its people in the right way. I've been introduced to one that only requires a very small investment, but has a high potential. Up to now, i have never been asked to purchase anything, only invited to attend a few free seminars conducted by internationally renown speakers
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well i personally dun like the idea of commercialising on friends and family
besides, some MLM company are so desperate to recruit people that they resort to unethical means such as pressure and hard-selling
Nti is a good example of such company
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From accounts, I really think he's a very charismatic and effective leader(unlike JP - all talk but no result to show, except his own takings). The problem is he probably worked too hard and lost his mind from the fact that he's a CEO of a charity organisation, not a public-listed company. That's why the lavishness are under attacked. Singaporeans hate to see their donation money going to unnecessary lavishness and extravagance.Originally posted by pqr:hmmm...good and logical question...
But hor..i also want to ask in a similiar way...
I wonder why do the NKF workers still supporting him despite after 40,000 people from public demand him to resign leh?
Is he really that good or the workers got some great goodies from him?