Next up in our IBO Best Practices series is "Never Bring Products into a Different Country." Read the IBO Best Practices series on our main website and tell us what the Best Practices mean to your business.
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May 15, 2009
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The Best Practices are a great way to make sure we are on track with our business. We are all learning as we go and even for those of us that have been around a while because things change. It is important to not lose credibility with prospects and your Amway Global team so keeping up to date with the best practices and all of the rules and regulations keeps us professional and informed.
Posted by: Amy | May 25, 2009 at 10:46 AM