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We’re Paying Too Much In Sales Comp!

by Shirah Smail
Nov 14, 2024
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But are you?  We hear this often from senior leadership.  While this may be true, there are cases where it is not true.  Instead of looking at straight cash out, look at commission paid relative to revenue.  From this perspective, you can you determine if you truly are paying too much in sales compensation. 

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