What To Do?
Recently, on Quixtar Blog, the subject has come up as to what exactly Quixtar's course of action will be to give their business a better look to anyone researching the opportunity.
Their original plan of attempting to flood the net with a bunch of sites with no meaning was a dismal failure, and probably exacerbated the problem.
I'd like to hear what the content of these meetings is when they discuss the matter in the boardrooms. A few things I wonder are:
- Do any of the "leaders" sit in on these meetings?
- Does Quixtar TRULY understand what the problem is?..check that..Is Quixtar WILLING to understand what the problem is?
- Does Quixtar have a solid, definite plan to deal with this? Quixtar alone? Or will the "leaders" have a say by default?
- Why won't Quixtar just start fresh, and fix the problem? Ty has made it clear that he doesn't think Quixtar will deal with it. I tend to agree with him.
At the end of the day, I really wonder what would have to happen for Quixtar (the company, not the IBO "leaders") to truly address this?
They HAVE to know that their business is getting pummelled with the information available about it. How long has the web been around now? 10 years that most people either had a computer or access to the net on a regular basis?
Does Quixtar not realize that their lack of action is sooooo prohibitive to the rank & file IBO who actually run their business with integrity?
I think the message to Quixtar is pretty clear. Change, or be changed.
Change is going to occur to Quixtar. I guess what is up to them is if they want to instill positive change for less money, or just let the snowball keep building and continue to not hold the "leaders" accountable.
Mevi allegedly had a meeting with a high ranking "leader" who professed ignorance of what is going on in his organization. I personally don't buy it.
That kind of see no evil hear no evil approach will do nothing but ensure Quixtar continues down the road they find themselves on now.......I don't know how far this road will take them.
What do YOU think Quixtar should be doing?
Their original plan of attempting to flood the net with a bunch of sites with no meaning was a dismal failure, and probably exacerbated the problem.
I'd like to hear what the content of these meetings is when they discuss the matter in the boardrooms. A few things I wonder are:
- Do any of the "leaders" sit in on these meetings?
- Does Quixtar TRULY understand what the problem is?..check that..Is Quixtar WILLING to understand what the problem is?
- Does Quixtar have a solid, definite plan to deal with this? Quixtar alone? Or will the "leaders" have a say by default?
- Why won't Quixtar just start fresh, and fix the problem? Ty has made it clear that he doesn't think Quixtar will deal with it. I tend to agree with him.
At the end of the day, I really wonder what would have to happen for Quixtar (the company, not the IBO "leaders") to truly address this?
They HAVE to know that their business is getting pummelled with the information available about it. How long has the web been around now? 10 years that most people either had a computer or access to the net on a regular basis?
Does Quixtar not realize that their lack of action is sooooo prohibitive to the rank & file IBO who actually run their business with integrity?
I think the message to Quixtar is pretty clear. Change, or be changed.
Change is going to occur to Quixtar. I guess what is up to them is if they want to instill positive change for less money, or just let the snowball keep building and continue to not hold the "leaders" accountable.
Mevi allegedly had a meeting with a high ranking "leader" who professed ignorance of what is going on in his organization. I personally don't buy it.
That kind of see no evil hear no evil approach will do nothing but ensure Quixtar continues down the road they find themselves on now.......I don't know how far this road will take them.
What do YOU think Quixtar should be doing?
posted by rocket at 11:08 PM
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