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The solution to this problem is to draw a line, not letting hunters sell a deal below $4,000 and raise their quota to $20,000 a month instead of $10,000. You no longer have expensive, outsidesales reps, selling your low end products and services your inside sales team can be selling. You’ve created separation.
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