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All that matters is that one day the sales person wakes up, takes a look around and discovers that all the things they strived for when they got into the business have been accomplished. But it is the actual goals of the individuals that provide the motivation for earning more money. It doesn''t matter what the gender or tenure is.
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All that matters is that one day the sales person wakes up, takes a look around and discovers that all the things they strived for when they got into the business have been accomplished. But it is the actual goals of the individuals that provide the motivation for earning more money. It doesn''t matter what the gender or tenure is.
All that matters is that one day the sales person wakes up, takes a look around and discovers that all the things they strived for when they got into the business have been accomplished. What the people (Dave Kurlan) at Objective Management Group have stated for years is that highly successful sales people are motivated by earning more money.
But if you need a salesperson who has had success selling expensive products or services to CEO''s amid a tremendous amount of competition and you need this person to both find and close new business, then you are describing a salesperson who would expect a compensation plan to pay them in excess of $125,000 and as much as $250,000.
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One could start a level up at ‘Meet/exceed targets for meetings held’ or two levels up at ‘Meet/exceed targets for sales qualified opportunities’ or higher still. Were I focused on the inputs, I would have fleshed out the issue tree to include facets of intrinsic and extrinsicmotivation. Exercising selling skills.
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