Is there a course for Network Marketing or Multi-level Marketing in Harvard University?

Answer 1

Sure there is a course at Harvard, in fact, here is an excerpt of the syllabus:

I. Adapting to Ignorance
- learning to take words as fact
- never verifying any claims
- assuming your upline is rich

II. Avoiding Logic
- learning to only use convenient math
- taking selective facts to back up your ridiculous claims

III. Saying Goodbye
- goodbye to your friends
- goodbye to your credibility
- goodbye to your credit and savings
*extra credit* is your sanity recoverable after MLM?

IV. Looking down on success / ironic twist
- looking at anyone outside MLM as a fool
- discovering there is no other business other than MLM
- overlooking that your successful upline rides the bus

V. Coping with overpriced ridiculous products
- claiming your product cures cancer
- ignoring that your product can't compete in the real world

VI. Aftermath
- dealing with living out of your car
- making your upline rich buying his inspirational tapes
- realizing "belief" was just a method to make you overlook math

Answer 2

Network Marketing University

Answer 3

1

Answer 4

Regardless of what you would hear from those involved in the process, these aren't considered respected forms of marketing. Also, a school of Harvard's stature would be unlikely to offer courses on specific techniques like this, since there is no theory behind them. So the answer is no.

Answer 5

I doubt it! Network marketing and MLM are not very legitimate. I doubt an institution with as fine a reputation as Harvard would stoop to offering courses in those endeavors.

Answer 6

The "theory" of MLM... pyrmaid schemes eventually and always collaps under their own weight as there can not be enough people to support. Amway, CNLD, Primerica beleive that their growth is unlimited and a person is always "on the ground floor" of the business with unlimited potential. As you can tell, there is little difference

Answer 7

no