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Reduce the Costs of Sales Person Turnover

Even the best sales forces can’t keep every good sales person. Loss of sales people to competitors occurs frequently in high-growth industries in which the demand for experienced sales people exceeds the supply, such as in fast-evolving technology markets.

Poaching of sales people also occurs when sales are driven largely by relationships. For example, wealth management companies frequently recruit advisors who have built a strong book of business at competitive firms.

FORMULATE 3 KEY STRATEGIES

Companies facing high sales force turnover situations can try to reduce undesirable loss of sales people, but they should also use another strategy,

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