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kcopp
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Any guys out there belong... or used to belong? pros and cons? Was there a cost/ fee? ty,kpc
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I belonged to one in Stamford, CT for a couple of years when I was doing sales work. I was also an area rep for BNI. Since I'm just doing service and training I have no need for it now.
BNI is the kind of thing that works well, if you are in a good, active group. And some businesses seem to get more out of it than others. I was doing commercial sales which made it tough to get leads.
It's definitely worth a visit. and there may be more than one group in your area, so check them all out. There is a cost. Don't remember what it was, but I don't think it was too steep.0 -
Like any group............................
Its what you make of it. I was in for almost 2 years and I did make some solid permanent connections. However, the group I was in was quite cliquey and political. It wasn't cheap either. and, if you don't have a BIG personality, you probably won't like it, because you are forced to speak and mingle. Overall I was glad I did it, but I wouldn't do it again. Mad Dog0
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