We at Business For Home receive that question every day from opportunity seekers. Our answer is obvious: there are hundreds if not thousands of great companies worldwide, please do your own due diligence.
Kevin Thompson is one of the most sought after network marketing attorneys in the United States and has the next take:
I was recently asked to list out 10 factors that distributors could use to measure companies.
After having represented countless companies and been on the front lines to observe both good and bad behaviors, I have a pretty good idea about the important factors. So here goes, in no particular order…
1. Experienced Leadership
In this industry, it takes more than an idea to be successful. It takes execution, and execution requires deep vertical knowledge. Vertical knowledge refers to a broad understanding of the nuances in this industry, only obtained through years of experience. Experienced leaders know how to avoid distraction, conserve resources, be encouraging yet firm with the field and, if necessary, know when and how to fight.
2. Compliance Culture
Looking compliant is easy. Building a CULTURE around compliance is hard. Building a culture requires doing more than paying lip service to compliance. It requires full buy-in at the corporate level to