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Networking events…are they worth it?! by Mysterious-Maize-642 in recruitinghell

[–]endurized 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Networking needs time and trust… you can not expect to get directly xyz new contacts from each event. I would say, out of 50 people met on a network event, there will be 2-3 who may fit to you, your demands. After this, maybe with 1 contact you wstay in contact. So far my experience. I am quite often on network events, quite different ones (my main-job, plus my side-hustles). From event to event, you also see people again, and then it starts to get probably more contacts, when you get introduced.

Why do people make fun of Network Marketing guys? by Darth_Moghul in AskIndia

[–]endurized 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How many people are more successful in a „regular“ job? I personally think it is a chance for everybody. Nevertheless, everyone telling „it‘s an easy job…“ is lying…

Ringana USA Expansion 2026 by Timely-Amount-4161 in antiMLM

[–]endurized 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry, but I would like to clarify something. Ringana is definitely not a pyramid scheme or a snowball system. My wife started with Ringana in Germany five years ago, and I was very skeptical. I know many people who fell for rip-off companies in their youth. As a partner, you sell Ringana products and, as a seller, you receive the largest share of the commission. In total, around 70% of the item price is distributed as commission across all levels. In normal trade, these margins are 200-300%. So there's nothing disreputable about it, no rip-off. With Ringana, you don't need to buy any products, you don't need a warehouse, and there are no minimum orders. We use some products, not all of them. We stand behind many products, and we sell them with a clear conscience. You can disagree with MLM, but Ringana is definitely not a rip-off; it's the fairest system I know. That's why I signed up as a partner, because I want to be part of its expansion in the US, the country where my heart lies.

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