Weekly Training Call - S.O.S.

This article is in no way to offend any one. My objective of this article is to hopefully hint or literally

tell leaders to seriously consider  their use of time during training calls.  I for one love to have a good

time like the next guy, but consideration should be made for those who are new and for those who

are very serious about building their business. Generally in the beginning of the call, the moderator will

have everyone introduce themselves when they ping in. So while you are waiting for people to get on,

all you hear is ping - ping - ping. On every ping the moderator will have that person say who he is

and from where is he calling from. Now, I know what this represents. The more pings the better.

I don't have a problem with that. What I feel is important and may show professionalism is when

 a scheduled call is at at 8:00 p.m., it should start at 8:00 p.m. To some people time is very

PRECIOUS.

The beauty of Network Marketing is that it allows people with day jobs to work part time on their

business. So time managment is so important. A mother of three , for example, giving up an hour for

a needed training call may get discouraged when the moderator is joking around and chatting away

the first 15 min of the call. The  new guy or gal that just signed up and has zero knowledge of

network marketing  may have a  false impression of the company they just signed up for. The time to

joke around and chat away , in my opinion, is  after the training part of the call  is done and when

there are no more questions. This allows for those people to either stay on the call or hang up.

Am I too Picky?

I would like to hear from you .

Willie Plasencia

www.TheMLMRescuer.com