This non-conventional book provides a human resource perspective
to sales force management. It describes sales forces as complex
systems of human interactions and shows how a decision in one area
is likely to have direct, but also more or less desirable and
lasting effects, on other aspects of the sales force. Managing
human resources is no simple task, and in a sales force context,
the difficulty is compounded by the fact that managers often have
limited control and knowledge of what salespeople do once in the
field.
The book addresses most sales force human resource decisions by
contrasting prevalent industry practices with relevant research
findings that could bear on sales force management and by showing
how a simple managerially oriented tool can capture much of the
sales force systeM's complexity. Special attention is devoted to
such questions as how to identify top sales producers; how to
generate candidates from the best sources of salespeople; how to
select and hire the best sales producers; how to enhance and
maintain sales effectiveness over time; how to set up effective
compensation and sales quota plans; and how to manage sales force
turnover. This book will help sales managers and supervisors to
take a more integrated view to sales management. It can also help
salespeople to be more effective in their tasks and to prepare them
for a career in management.
General
Is the information for this product incomplete, wrong or inappropriate?
Let us know about it.
Does this product have an incorrect or missing image?
Send us a new image.
Is this product missing categories?
Add more categories.
Review This Product
No reviews yet - be the first to create one!