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How to Be a Leader that Inspires Your Sales Team

Openview

If you expect them to stay late at the end of the quarter to catch up on quotas, you’d better stay with them. Don’t be that leader who claims credit for the record-breaking month only to throw half your team under the bus when the leads dry up. They’ll be intrinsically motivated to meet your expectations.

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PODCAST 186: Return to Work: Offering the Maximum Flexible Options

Sales Hacker

Gianna Scorsone: Following the customer journey from acquisition all the way through , keeping them happy: lead gen and demand gen teams, your traditional SDR BDRs, but also more indirect routes. Then, of course, setting up our customers for success, the onboarding team and the customer success team, who also drive revenue.

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6 Steps to Designing a Sales Development Compensation Plan

SalesLoft

This is dollars left on the table due to ineffective processes for “defining, assigning, and managing territories, quotas, and incentives and compensation plans.”. Allow 70% of associates to meet or exceed quota. OTE is total cash compensation, inclusive of base salary plus variable commission, paid at 100% quota attainment.

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Getting Exotic with Sales Comp with Kevin Dorsey {Hey Salespeople Podcast}

SalesLoft

Why does a commission-based comp plan lead to lazy management? KD: More and more I believe Commission’s are played out. I believe commission plans lead to lazy management, where managers are hoping that the comp plan gets the behaviors that they want. Jeremey: Why does a commission-based comp plan cause lazy management?

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How to Design a Sales Comp Plan to Get You to $100M (Video + Transcript)

SaaStr

This will include diving into the pros and cons of the various comp design models, including MBOs, detailed incentive structures and flat commission rate payouts, as well as the nuance between using comp design as a motivational factor but not as a substitute for good management. So next up an early sales team. You have new acronyms.