My Direct Team Sample Clauses

My Direct Team. Below is a graph indicating what a completed Direct Team looks like. As stated above, each Desteni I Process Agent has a ceiling of 10 Recruits. This effectively means that when your Recruits have each Recruited their ceiling of 10 Recruits you will have 100 Trainees within your Direct Team. Each individual participating within the Desteni I Process as an Agent thus has the potential to create their own Direct Team of 10 Recruits and 100 Trainees that they will be responsible for throughout the duration of the life coaching programs. A graph of a completed Direct Team Direct Line of Recruits As depicted in the graph above – your responsibility towards your Direct Line of Recruits is to assists and support your Direct Line of Recruits to generate sales as well as build their own Direct Team of 10 Recruits respectively. You will be required to assist your Recruits in being an effective Buddy once they become a Buddy themselves. This is done through effectively assisting and supporting your Recruits to place their blogging and vlogging about their process and the Equal Money System. My Buddying Line You are a Buddy to all your Trainees. This effectively means that you will be assisting and supporting your Trainees through their Desteni I Process course material. Any questions that they may have in relation to the course material are discussed directly with yourself. You are their direct line of communication. As you have already completed these assignments within the Desteni I Process courses you will be versed with the material and understanding of the course. You are however not alone in answering questions that your Trainees may have – You also have the support of your Recruiter. Although it is the responsibility of the Trainee to ask questions that they may have difficulty with within the course – It remains your responsibility as a Buddy to effectively support and assist your Trainees. Buddy support requirements are made available for each Lesson respectively.
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