The performance of any organization depends on the values, vision, mission, and the aspects of communication, interaction, and operational goals that create the organizational atmosphere that pervades the way people work. QNET understands this well, and this is the reason for its sustainable growth in India. Vihaan the Indian sub-franchisee of QNET has nearly 6,00,000 customers and IRs in India. It earned revenues of Rs 53 crore in 2015–16 followed by a dip to Rs 427 crore in 2016–17 but again got back to Rs 627 crore in 2017–18. The company is more than confident that its IRs can sell, and they will. That’s why they target on both growth and sustainability. It is hoping a target of over Rs 700 crore from the Indian market during 2018–19. It has transparency in its policies and provides quality training to its IRs to improve their business skills. It chooses its products by proper study of the customers’ needs and provides “Absolute Living” in modern life. Let’s look at the reasons for its spectacular performance.
The company never compromises with its core values which are care, service, and integrity. The company is committed to act with compassion and care with every life it touches. It believes in service above self, and it is always honest and ethical in anything it does.
Its mission is to contribute to the global community through the daily application of RHYTHM — Raise Yourself To Help Mankind. QNET does this by helping individuals achieve their goals and lead better lives through a combination of an entrepreneurial business opportunity with life-enhancing products.
Its vision is to be the global eCommerce leader within the direct selling industry, leveraging this position to be a positive influencer in the development of sustainable and professional network marketing communities around the world.
QNET works best on improving the aspects of communication, interaction, and operational goals through its training programs. It educates, informs, and trains its IRs to uphold the highest standards in conducting business. It not only makes its IRs financially independent but also helps them in developing their personalities.
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