By Jeffrey A. Babener Corporate America has been downsizing and job security has faded into dimly remembered history.
Statistics show that most new jobs now come from small business.
In Tune with the Times There are a number of reasons why the network marketing industry reached maturity and respect in the 1990s. As millions of Americans launched home-based businesses and entrepreneurial ventures of every kind, they created a climate in which network marketing could flourish. For instance, it was not so strange anymore for an attorney to leave his practice in order to run a new company of some kind out of his den. Hourly and salaried employees have become intrigued with the idea of financial freedom and economic autonomy. Suddenly, they are much more open to change - and better prospects for network marketing.