MLM and our youth

[Sharifur Rahman]

Multi-level Marketing (MLM) is a well-known term in our country. This specific kind of business is increasing rapidly. Youths are engaged in this business in general and students in particular. Students are wasting their valuable time in quest of money. If they utilize their time properly, it wont be tough for them to get money in future. They should, therefore, engage themselves in extra curricular activities such as debates, social welfare, etc., beside their education, which will help them to be good citizens. It is a matter of sorrow that we always want to get everything easily in the shortest possible time.







Sharifur Rahman

[Md. Limon Hossain]

Dear Mr. Sharifur Rahman
You really get the right point that we are always try to get bigger return in shortcut way. It’s true that MLM is one of the shortcut way and a number of people are engaging themselves in MLM. Its may has very good site but I am not found any good things for students. Many of my friends join in MLM and leave the study for the bigger dream car, house, and huge monthly return.

It’s true that a student should engage him/her self in different extra curriculum activities. But my personal view MLM is not right for students.

Some students may know that MLM is not perfect to build their career then also join at MLM. Our government can not ensure any job for us. This is the main reason to take this kinds decision by students. Everyone wants to secure his/her future. But in this country is very tough.  

[mmrsinha]

This is very good point recently few students losing their time for such type of activity . The MLM company people influence them so it is very tough for students to realize the negative impact of MLL (especially in our country) .




Md. Mijanur Rahman

[shaikat]

I hate MLM and I think its not a business, its a game.

[Shamim Ansary]

In MLM, Only 5%-10% members yield wealth by capitalizing the money of the rest 90%-95% members.