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Philadelphia Area Businesses Discuss Sales Compensation Models

1 report, 1 independent Updated Tue 00:00

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What happened

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A report detailed how businesses in the Philadelphia area compensate salespeople to incentivize performance. Compensation approaches vary, with some companies using a base salary combined with commission based on new and existing customers. Adagio Teas, a New Jersey online retailer, uses a plan that aligns company performance with salesperson compensation through a base salary and percentage of sales. GLOBO Language Solutions also uses a built-in model to compensate senior account executives.

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Why it matters

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The discussion highlights how businesses retain skilled sales employees even when the national unemployment rate is around 4%. These compensation structures are designed to motivate high performers and ensure companies can bring in new customers and maintain existing ones.

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Who's involved

New JerseyState where the New Jersey online retailer operates

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