I intend to join one networking company, but I would like to know if in an event that it goes awry, would it have a very negative impact on all the people who join it?
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I can only comment on our network marketing company that we are distributors for. as we have been going for 27 years , with no debt, every country we open a head office in we buy it cash... We are currently in 114 countries. \nwe dont owe anyone money and our turnover in uk was 34 million and rising.we are ranked the 2nd successful mlm. I cant see any way possible that this would suddenly fold and the distributors lose out. The assets our company own include south fork in Dallas plus a number of other resorts worldwide. \nI feel safe with my company but you never stated which one you are joining and how long they have been going. I would be wary of joining any networking company that did not have a proven track record. before you sign do your homework, get as much info on the co as poss.\nI loved the whole concept of our company and they way that it works, I have since looked at a few other mlm and found their way does not benefit the distributor as much, but that does not mean to say there arent other good ones out there. If you would like to know more dont hesitate in contacting me but include a email for me to contact you back. I think speaking to someone else can help as you get a different view on things and good ideas!!
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I don't think it matters. The main thing is that the company has a good reputation. I've  always felt that if an agent does a good job his reputation will follow him wherever he goes. People who like him/her will follow them.  I have a friend that left a well known company and started his own company and did better the first year.
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Some good advice in the other answers, so I will just highlight a couple things.  Keep in mind that when I hear networking position, I assume you are talking about the infrastructure and not necessarily servers.  My expertise is with the routers and switches.\n\nFirst, know the OSI model, know how each layer works.  Know IP addressing.  Know the difference between the various types of equipment, if you don't know the difference between a switch and hub you wont get far.  Be prepared to show good troubleshooting skills and make sure you are organized in your answer to that question.  Know the basics of several different WAN protocols.  Know Ethernet.\n\nI realize there is a lot there  and not everyone will know everything.  Number 1 rule - DO NOT TRY TO BS THE INTERVIEWER.  They will know the answers to the questions they ask.  When I interview someone, I keep makng the questions harder and harder until they can't answer the next one.  So I don't expect them to know everything.\n\nLike the Boy Scouts say - Be Prepared.  Good luck.
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Your employer can't interfere in your personal matters, however if some matters involve direct consequences to the company in that case they are allowed to a certain extent. If your contract of service does not provide for the things you mentioned then you are not bound to do that.
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Unfortunately, you should probably go along with your team. Make sure they know that you think it's a bad idea and go to the meeting thing, take notes, and dont really say anyhting.
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Well, the worst thing that could happen to you is that some sourfaced immigration official will tell you to join another line ... but doubtful if they'd bother ....
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I have found that joining a business networking group has greatly increased my exposure.  You can do a google or yahoo search and find a group in you area.
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Do not admit it!\nWhat is the worst that can happen? You will get fired. But if you said the truth you will not get the job in the first place!
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i am working as SE in networking domain.Feature of the n/w field is very good.now a days Internet is penetrating more as compaired to other domains.i think it's better to complete your MCA.In the mean while you can opt for certification exams like CCNA,CCNP,CCIE etc.if u want to enter n/w industry it is better to have CCNA at least.CCNP prefered and CCIE promices GOOD JOB + HIGH SALARY.
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Yes. It's a earn as your grow biz.\nIt's also about leadership and how well you carry yourself in public to face the customer.\n\nHere is a great book to refer:\nYour First Year in Network Marketing: Overcome Your Fears, Experience Success, and Achieve Your Dreams!(ISBN: 0761512195 )
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yes, and loved every minute in it!\n\nWhile some people believe you are paying for friends and that its not worth it, I have made so many contacts and networks through it.  My newest job was from a sorority sister from another college, but because she saw my sorority on my resume!
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The big problem with online networking, or internet network marketing, is that there are many companies out there that are simply along for the ride.  They are more interested in taking your money than in helping you make some.\n\nTry this site.  There are several opportunities on here all the way from data processing jobs to serious business opportunities.  Some of them are making 6 and 7 figure incomes for the more ambitious networkers.  \n\nAll of them have been thoroughly researched and tested.  They are honest companies, and have reasonable payment plans that really do work.  I am personally getting monthly paychecks from most of them.\n\nEnjoy!
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Not an answer: It may be a good thing. It also keeps the company out of your business.
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It depends what you used when creating the account or whatever.  If you started off with your opposite hand and that's what they have on file, then it's valid.  How are they going to know it's the "wrong" hand.  If you're consistent, then it's fine.\n\nIf you switch around, that's when you start getting into trouble.  They just compare your current to what they have on file.
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Generally speaking, if you're going to be around a group of people who specialize in a trade or hobby, you should probably know a little bit of technical jargon relating to the subject. You won't necessarily be looked down upon because you don't know what a BSOD is or you can't carry on a conversation with a "techie". You've got to remember that there's always going to be the one person in the group who is conceited enough to point out your lack of knowledge, and that's just how it goes... I wouldn't be too worried about it, but it wouldn't be a bad idea to read up on some terminoligy... A great site for you to do just that on would be http://www.jonstorm.com/glossary/ (The Dictionary of Computer Jargon). Well, I hope I was a little bit of a help, good luck.
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it depends if you wow them with your humor at the interview. mostly the people calling to set up an interview (depending on the size of the company) aren't going to be anyone you're interviewing with anyways.
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