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Evaluation Supervision Steps 1) Set Performance Standards 2) Record actual performance 3) Evaluate performance against standards 4) Corrective Action
Sales Management
Sales Volumes Sales value Market share Expenses Profitability No. of new customers No. of competitor customers
2
2) Report Design
a) b) c) d)
Sales Management
No. of reports Frequency of reporting Format for reports Information / Details required
4
4) Corrective Action
Performance Improvement Action plan for development Training
Sales Management
Examples
1) HCL Office Equipment Control over sales persons Evaluation and supervision 1) Reports Daily reports to manager
Customer calls Type of calls Business prospects Orders collected
Examples
1) HCL Office Equipment 2) Evaluation Random checks by manager 3) Sales Expenses control Expenses report
Weekly / quarterly evaluation
Examples
1)HCL Office Equipment 4) Other reports Sales clearances for next month Orders expected Competitor activities report
Sales Management
0+
Monthly
3 Demos 11 visits
3) Additional Efforts a) Sales Promotions b) Direct Mailers Spare Parts Quantitative Efforts
0+ 0+
3 calls per day, 15 0+ per week 3 visits per week 2 direct mailers per month
Sales Management
Rating 7
8 8 7
0
-1 -1 0
Monthly
Monthly Monthly Monthly
1000
0+
Monthly
0+ 0+ +-20 +-10 O+
Monthly
10
Monthly
Monthly Monthly
Monthly
11
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12
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13
14
Om
Prakash Quyam Rajesh Sunil Average
600
500 400 650 500 530
250
300 200 350 200 260
350
200 200 300 300 270
35%
70% 35% 70% 30% 48%
65%
30% 65% 30% 70% 52%
16.6
18.0 20.0 10.8 13.0 15.5
20
25 22 20 15 20.4
2
8 4 5 1 4
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15
Qualifying
Presenting Objections Handling Negotiating Closing
Sales Management
4
6 5 6 4
7
8 6 8 8
6
6 4 4 5
5
6 6 6 5
2
4 4 2 2
16
Sales Management
17
Target
Action 6 Go through layout Discuss with Manager Visit 3 dealers 5 Maintain register of important prospects for follow-up 7 Spend one week in demonstration / lecture Visit Customers 7 Product training with Service Manager / at factory
2) Prospect System
3) Customer Handling
1 week
4) Product Knowledge B, C
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18
Total
20 10 30
20 10 30
30 20 50
20 10 30
90 50 140
19
O P Q R S T
25 23 21 20 19 17
6 5 6 5 4 2
4 7 5 4 6 2
11 4 5 7 3 10
4 7 5 4 6 3
U
Total
15
140
-1
2
30
-1
2
30
10
50
+1
1
30
-1
Sales Management
20
O P Q R S T
12 18 11 15 15 9
-2 +3 -3 0 +2 -0.5
13 5 10 5 4 8
+2 0 +3 0 +1 -1.5
95 90 65 100 105 80
35 50 25 40 65 40
U
Total
10
90
+1
5
50
-2
95
650
-12
50
+6
45
-18
Sales Management
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O P Q R S T
U
Average
600
588
300
352
300
256
10%
23%
15%
21%
70%
35%
5%
21%
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Market for Product A No change Market for Product B increasing at 10% per annum Market for Product C decreasing at 30% Market for Product D increasing at 10% Customer Segment X increasing by 10% Customer Segment Y decreasing by 10% Profitability and selling costs are same for both products
Sales Management
23
53 years
35 4
30 3
44 8
44 5
45 7
56 15
2) 20 years Experien ce
Good
Quite good
Avg. Poor in X Difficult
Nil
Quite good
Fair Poor Weak
Weak
24
Quite good
Good
Avg.
Weak
Very good
Good
Poor
8) Effort inclintn
Lazy
Hard working
Interest level high Easy
Hard working
Well motivate d Least resistan ce Very good
Low
Good
9) Not Interest / motivate Motivn. d 10) Directab 11) Phy. Cond. Difficult
Low
Motivate d Avg.
Not good
Good
Very good
Very good
Stable
Very stable
Stable
Somewh at unstable
25
Good
Plans well
Very good
Plans well
Poor
Avg.
Avg.
High
High
Avg/
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3) Marketing Cost Analysis Selling expenses Branch expenses Common expenses allocation Profit margins / contribution
Sales Management
28