I posted this one a couple of years ago, but I’m bringing it back because it’s important and amusing. The big selling point in Mary Kay (or any MLM, for that matter) is “part time hours with full-time pay.” You have to get to sales director level to (hopefully) get …
This was an awesome comment on an older post about the lies they tell about sales director income. I thought it needed to be a post of its own. Written by Mountaineer95 Companies do not promise unlimited numbers of executive positions will be available, no matter how well you perform. …
Written by Raisinberry In my first life, I had the task of teaching sales to a large sales force in a multi-state region. As part of my job, I went to all the motivational programs, heard all the famous speakers, and sat under the tutelage of the greats… Charlie “Tremendous” …
If Mary Kay was your main “job” for any length of time and now you’re searching for a real job, you may feel like you have to put it on your resumé. How would you explain the gap in employment otherwise? And yet…. You know that participation in an MLM …
Written by Raisinberry Everything in Mary Kay is set up to maximize team and unit ordering. It doesn’t matter to corporate if a single product is sold to a bona fide customer, although those sales do help perpetuate the con. Once a consultant orders product, Mary Kay Inc. has made …
Mary Kay has introduced a new level in the pyramid: Elite Team Leader. The previous levels were: Team Leader with 5 to 7 active recruits and commission of 9% or 13% on orders by recruits Future Director with 10 or more active recruits and commission of 9% or 13% This …
Written by SuzyQ We have our own vocabulary in Mary Kay. Along with the overused words like awesome and great and beelieve, we find ourselves ON TARGET for any number of things. The whole concept of being on target is meant to keep pushing you to the next level. You …
I can’t help but feel sorry for this Mary Kay consultant. She is somewhere below Red Jacket level, but appears to really believe she’s going to be a national sales director in 5 years. She’s decided that she will have commission checks of $7,500 a month starting six months from …
You really can’t make this stuff up. This is a document from retired Mary Kay NSD Anita Mallory (formerly known as Anita Garrett-Rowe). She tells us how to get the “offsprings” we need. And it’s all about telling them lies. Telling them it’s easy? Complete nonsense. You now have some …
Written by MaryKayExploitsWomen “Fake it Till You Make It” is the mantra that Mary Kay directors foist upon their consultants, and especially upon their women in Direcor-In-Qualification (DIQ). Why do they insist that you “fake it till you make it”? Simple. If you are honest at the pow-wows about your …
