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I get why sales people revel in this. How do we incent them to change and start the journey? I read a lot of commentary from “experts” about PLG–Product Led Growth. Apparently, much of the “future of sales,” will be driven by PLG initiatives. PLG is great for sales.
We take a moment to celebrate, high 5 each other and revel in the success. They pulled opportunities from the following quarter into the current quarter–some of that involved offering big incentives. It’s the end of the quarter, we’ve hit our numbers. We’ve met our goals! But what if we could have done more?
The surprising thing is that this is NOT a new revelation. The activity KPI’s we set today, which incent the wrong behavior? It must be the right interaction that happens at the right time and in the right way. Buyer expectations keep rising. How does your SKO prepare salespeople for this ongoing reality? Then go deeper.
I get why sales people revel in this. How do we incent them to change and start the journey? I read a lot of commentary from “experts” about PLG–Product Led Growth. Apparently, much of the “future of sales,” will be driven by PLG initiatives. PLG is great for sales.
In fact, we should revel when our people are into their overattainment accelerators–because it means they are blowing past their quotas and over achieving. Somehow we get away from the idea that our goal is to design a plan that incents people to achieve and overachieve their goals.
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We take a moment to celebrate, high 5 each other and revel in the success. They pulled opportunities from the following quarter into the current quarter–some of that involved offering big incentives. It’s the end of the quarter, we’ve hit our numbers. We’ve met our goals! But what if we could have done more?
All sales professionals revel in doing deals. We do this by managing for performance, by putting in place the right metrics and incentives. There’s an adrenaline rush working on a complex deal and making it happen. There’s the sense of attainment and accomplishment in winning a hard fought competition.
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