Ohhhhh....  I Love a juicy little Sean story!  Do go on and on and on....

It sucks that some directors get this special treatment -- especially since the consultants and new victims (recruits) think they have somehow earned it...   Boo Boo

I would love to hear more stories of special treatment.  This is the only one I know of personally.

I've heard on a blog recently that Sean is the go-to man for extentions on car qualifications.

Jenn

I guess this qualifies as special treatment.  The one and only trip my senior went on (to Rome) she actually was short by about 2400 retail.  She had a chargeback that she wasn't watching out for and they let her go on the trip anyway!  Sick The exception didn't bug me as much as how she preaches to people about being a woman of excellence and having integrity!

She may have gotten the extension, but she might be making payments (probably is). When I entered my requal period for my Grand Am, I was required to qualify for the Grand Prix (not allowed to do consultant car as a director), which I didn't, and w/out asking, they extended my requalification period by 3 months, and still didn't requalify and they again extended my requalification period BUT BUT BUT - this time the letter didn't say that they were going to charge me for half of the lease payment ($175/month). They just started charging me. It's been so long, I can't quite remember the dates right, but essentially, they were willing to keep extending the requalification so I could drive around their adverstisement, but I had to pay for the thing - sort of like a "no one has to know", so if I wanted to PRETEND to be successful and have a free car, I could. And, I still had car bank left to cover what I didn't make in production, but they wouldn't use it because I was past my official requalification period (lest anyone think they were doing the extension to be nice).

So, your director may be forking over quite a bit, but is keeping it hush, hush because, well, she's got to keep on faking it till she makes it, right?

(btw - I called the day I found out they were charging me for the car and had them pick it up, which your director could do if she wanted)

the kaybots probably argue that it's because MK cares so much and blah, blah, blah, but it's just for corp's benefit. They have you driving around in a giant advertisement for them, AND you're paying for it. Plus, while you're pretending to be successful (look at my FREE car! Gag!), it gets naive consultants motivated to "move up" and do the same.

The company only does what makes them money and benefits them. This has nothing to do with special treatment. Though, I do believe some directors get special treatment on a case by case basis. There is a director in my area who has missed production so many times, and asked for exceptions more than is allowed (I think you're only allowed one a year, but don't remember). She's still a director, and I think it mostly has to do with our Sr being a National. And, our Sr is buddy buddy with Susan Johnson (in Ruby), or at least she used to be, and she (our Sr) "takes care" of particular directors that she wants to - if you know what I mean. I saw it happen with other directors, too. The car thing again here, multiple exceptions in a year there, fake consultants to finish National area here, more cheating there... so exhausting.

Special treatment?
Did you know that corporate asks the "nationals" if they should give a director an extension.  Yes it's true.  So if a director is smart, they will kiss their nsd  or brown nose big time. Sick

The first cadillac buyer, I mean driver in my nsd's area ALWAYS kisses her  and when you see this director's numbers, you definitely know she should NOT be a cadillac driver.  Oh well, I guess she pays for it each month.

Before i was told to step down by coporate, my  nsd called me and asked if I wanted an extension,  she explained to me that corporate would ask her blah, blah. She said she really wanted me to stay as one of her directors because I was the only latina and I could translate the interviews, oh that made me mad.  And the rest is history.

Being asked to step down wqas the BEST THING EVER to happen to me, BESIDES FINDING THIS FORUM

nolonger, I had no idea about that.  Thank you for the info.  Maybe that is how my ex-director has stayed for the last 2 years.  She has no unit, well a few and that's all.