This document discusses various topics related to sales training, motivation, compensation plans, leadership, and forecasting. It includes sections on developing and conducting sales training programs, objectives of training, who should train, when and where training should take place. Additional sections cover motivation theories, career stages, compensation plan design, leadership characteristics, styles, tools, coaching, and forecasting methods. The document provides an overview of key concepts and models related to sales management.
This document discusses various topics related to sales training, motivation, compensation plans, leadership, and forecasting. It includes sections on developing and conducting sales training programs, objectives of training, who should train, when and where training should take place. Additional sections cover motivation theories, career stages, compensation plan design, leadership characteristics, styles, tools, coaching, and forecasting methods. The document provides an overview of key concepts and models related to sales management.
This document discusses various topics related to sales training, motivation, compensation plans, leadership, and forecasting. It includes sections on developing and conducting sales training programs, objectives of training, who should train, when and where training should take place. Additional sections cover motivation theories, career stages, compensation plan design, leadership characteristics, styles, tools, coaching, and forecasting methods. The document provides an overview of key concepts and models related to sales management.
Fig. 7-1 Developing and Conducting a Sales Training Program
Fig. 7-3 Objectives of Sales Training Programs Examples of Specific Training Objectives Who Should Train Salespeople? When Should Training Take Place? Where Should Training Take Place? To Insure Training Effectiveness MOTIVATION IS THE CHOICE OF AN INDIVIDUAL TO… Fig. 8-2 Motivational Conditions Fig 8-3 Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs… Hertzberg’s Dual-Factor Theory Career Stages Sales Contest Design Elements Causes of Plateauing Fig 9-1 What a Good Sales Compensation Plan Should Do Potential conflicts in Compensation Plan Design Possible Combination Compensation Plans Drawing Account Examples Compensating Cross-Functional Teams Leadership Characteristics and Skills Two Leadership Styles Figure 11-2 Critical Leader Behaviors for Different Situations Tools and Techniques of Leadership Coaching Sales Reps Problems Encountered in Leadership Sales Forecasting Methods Guiding Principles for Forecasting Methods for Budgeting Fig 12-8 Flow of Information from Sales Budget to Other Budgets