Is it risky for a recent graduate to be a Mary Kay?

I can't advise you on what to do or not to do! But don't do the big trend.

Doing their sales requires connections, I think you a recent college graduate will not have a wide range of communication, and the classmates around you are also new graduates, and there are not many people who can afford to buy your products!

I was recruited by my roommates before, and new members had to buy their 2600 worth of goods first, which is not a small amount for a student! As a result, after I bought it, I didn't sell many products, and in the end, I didn't sell it! Until now, I still have 8000 goods in stock, and now I am 6% off** no one buys, this is my experience, but my roommate she successfully supervised, the reason is that she did more than me for a year and a half, in fact, two years, although she can earn a little money and travel or something, but I don't think she has a lot of money, because no matter what level you do, you have to advance it yourself, and then you can get your return, if your family's economic conditions are not good, I think it is better not to do wellBut they have a great corporate culture, and if you can learn it, it will make a big difference in your life.

Think again! There are also people who are not very responsible, she pulls you in, you have to learn everything by yourself, she won't teach you, this kind of supervision you follow, then you will lose, really, and their mentality of making money will never change, what to say about loving others, if you don't repay her, she won't be good to you, people are like this, do this by hard work, perseverance, persistence, not afraid of rejection, and money before you succeed, If you think you can do it, then you don't have to try, I personally think that if this business is successful, it is still very good, but I also want to say that there are very few successful people, and Mary Kay now everyone's understanding and attitude towards it is different from before, and the market is basically saturated. The final decision is up to you, and it's up to you how to go from here. Careful!

What I said upstairs is quite pertinent, and my college classmates have done this before, and they can't sell it at all.

Don't do it, we have one that does this brand, and it also opened a store, and it didn't take long to close.

Don't do it. Some people report that the product does not work well and may not sell well.