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Sales Management Association Webcast
24 February 2015
Five Key Trends Shaping Sales Compensation Today
Chad AlbrechtPrincipalZS [email protected]
Steve MarleyPrincipalZS [email protected]
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© Copyright 2017 The Sales Management Association. All rights reserved.
Sales Management Association Webcast
24 February 2015
Five Key Trends Shaping Sales Compensation Today
Chad AlbrechtPrincipalZS [email protected]
Steve MarleyPrincipalZS [email protected]
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ZS is the world’s largest firm focused exclusively on delivering
impact through high-performance sales and marketing solutions
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Adapting to inside sales
5 trends shaping sales compensation today
Intrinsic motivation impact on sales incentives
Motivating Millennials
Globalization / centralization of sales compensation
Shifting from revenue to margin / price
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POLL QUESTION
Which of these trends are you seeing within your organization (select all that apply)?
1.Globalization of sales compensation and the centralization of administration
2.Incorporating intrinsic motivation with extrinsic incentive plans
3.Motivating Millennials
4.Shifting to inside sales
5.Moving metrics from revenue toward margin and price
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Adapting to Inside Sales
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2009 – 2011 Job Growth2011 Change in Inside Sales Force Size
Inside sales is an investment area for many organizations, even
during the downturn
4%Decrease
25%No Change
27%Increase
1% to 10%
19%Increase
11% to 20%
25%Increase
> 20%
59%
124%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
120%
140%
Lead Generation Jobs Inside Sales Jobs
InsideSales.com reports that inside sales is still growing
at 3X the rate of outside sales today.Source: 2011 Change in Sales Force Size — CSO Insights
http://www.csoinsights.com/Publications/Shop/telemarketing-inside-sales
Source: 2009 – 2011 Job Growth — Simply Hired
http://www.simplyhired.com/a/jobtrends/home
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Sales headcount in different roles vs. plan to shift resources
over the next two years
Company Type (Based on Revenue)
Mean % of Total Sales Headcount Plan to Shift Resources (% of Respondents)
22%
44%
76%
78%
56%
24%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
Large Companies(n=10)
Medium Companies(n=14)
Small Companies(n=19)
Inside Sales Outside Field Sales
40%
7% 11%
10%
7%11%
50%
86%79%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
Large Companies(n=10)
Medium Companies(n=14)
Small Companies(n=19)
From the Field to Inside Sales From Inside Sales to the Field No Change
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What incentive compensation structure components are included
in the sales incentive plans?
IC Structure Components Included in Sales Incentive Plan
(% of Revenue)
0%
20%
40%
90%
60%
0%
7%
29%
71%
79%
5%
5%
0%
79%
95%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
IaaS
SaaS
Category 3
Category 4
5
Small Companies (n=19) Medium Companies (n=14) Large Companies (n=10)
Overall
Commission
Quota-based
MBOs
Relative-based
Other
81%
79%
19%
9%
2%
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15%
36%
43%
49%
51%
53%
57%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%
IaaS
SaaS
Category 3
Category 4
5
6
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What are the metrics used to evaluate performance of the
sales development group?
Metrics Used to Evaluate the Performance of Sales Development Group
(% of Respondents)
Quality of leads /
conversion rate
Number of leads
Number of appointments set
Pipeline contributions
Revenue from lead activity
Number of activities (calls,
connections etc.)
Other
Other includes: “# of opportunities generated, Alignment to sales leader revenue, accounts closed, combined revenue of AE team”.
*Respondents were allowed to select multiple options.
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Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic Rewards
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Three key elements
Daniel Pink suggests that if our work provides these three elements,
extrinsic compensation rewards are not required.
Autonomy
Freedom to choose
what you do
Mastery
Becoming an expert
at something
Purpose
Having a reason to do
what you do
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Four drive theory of motivation
The Four Drives Behind Human Motivations*
* Based on the research and “Driven” book by Paul R. Lawrence and Nitin Nohria
Acquire Acquire and attain material rewards or
recognition
Bond Affiliation with something greater than self;
sense of belonging
Defend Fight or flight drive
Learn Desire to be challenged and grow personally
(aka Challenge and Comprehend)
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Non-Cash
Intrinsic ExtrinsicIntrinsic Extrinsic
Incentive vehicles
Cash
Autonomy, Mastery, and
Purpose provided by job
Define & Defend:
recognition and status
of your company
Acquire
Status
Acquire
Cash
Acquire & AttainBond &
Belong
Challenge &
Comprehend
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Motivating Millennials
What needs to be different?
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Over the next 20 years, Millennials will be replacing Boomers in
the job market
85.4
61.0
81.5
31.9
49.4
59.9
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
Millennials Generation X Baby Boomers
Population Labor Force
Population by Generation (Millions)
Source: US Census Bureau, 2010, Bureau of Labor Statistics
Millennials are expected
to make up 44% of the labor
force by 2020
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Characteristics of Millennials
9 Immediate and regular feedback
8Want meaningful work / meaningful contribution
7Desire for non-monetary perks (flexible hours, e.g.)
6 Personal development
5 Immediate gratification
4 Want challenge
3 Grew up with technology
2 Collaborative / Team Players
1 Goal-Oriented
Millennial Characteristics
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Potential impact on sales incentive plans in the future
9 Immediate and regular feedback
8Want meaningful work / meaningful contribution
7Desire for non-monetary perks (flexible hours, e.g.)
6 Personal development
5 Immediate gratification
4 Want challenge
3 Grew up with technology
2 Collaborative / Team Players
1 Goal-Oriented
Millennial Characteristics
Gamification
Time off / charitable contribution as a reward
Individualization of incentives
More short-term incentives
Importance of SPM technology
Potential Impact
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Globalization of Sales Comp and
Centralization of Administration
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What does this really mean?
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Benefits of globalization
Consistency in plan designs or guiding principles
1
Equity across sales people regardless of location
2
Instill and reinforce common culture3
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Globalization continuum
Increased Level of Globalization
Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4
Geo Design
ResponsibilityLocal Local Global Global
Global Framework
Global Incentive Plan
Enforcement /
Governance
Exceptions Not
AllowedN/A
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Best practices followed in operations (COE)1
Reduction in fractional FTEs supporting process in different geos
2
Consistent visibility into performance and plan effectiveness
3
Benefits of centralization of administration
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Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4
System / Tool Selection Local Centralized Centralized Centralized
Administration Local Local Centralized Centralized
Reporting Local Local Centralized Centralized
Field Queries /
Dispute ResolutionLocal Local Local Centralized
Centralization continuum
Increased Level of Centralization
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Metric Shift From Revenue
Toward Margin and Price
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Why pay on price or margin?
Salespeople drive margin…
..but often don’t maximize
it…
..and companies may not be
able to measure it (or may
not want to report on it)
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5% Swing
17% Swing
50% Swing
Impact of price changes on the bottom line
Example assuming 30% margin
Paying on margin provides magnified impact on incentives,
but some companies want more.
$100 ASP
Price $100
COGS $70
Margin $30
SGA $20
Net Profit $10
5% Discount
Price $95
COGS $70
Margin $25
SGA $20
Net Profit $5
5% Premium
Price $105
COGS $70
Margin $35
SGA $20
Net Profit $15
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20% Higher
50% Higher
150% Higher
Impact of product mix changes on the bottom line
Example with 2 product categories
Paying by product “bucket” conveys the strategic importance
of specific products while driving margin up.
Core Products(30% Margin)
Price $100
COGS $70
Margin $30
SGA $20
Net Profit $10
Strategic Products(38% Margin, 20% Price Premium)
Price $120
COGS $75
Margin $45
SGA $20
Net Profit $25
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Metric to pay on depends on the margin
and price control
Price
Control?
Product Mix
with Varying
Margins?
High Margin
Business?
Resulting Metric Used to Drive Price/Margin
Gross MarginProduct
BucketsASP
No No Yes/No No benefit to pay on margin - pay on revenue
No Yes No
No Yes Yes
Yes No No
Yes No Yes(or revenue)
Yes Yes No
Yes Yes Yes
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How Does Training Become More Nimble?
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If we want to implement profitability as a metric next year, what are the “watch outs”?
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How Does Training Become More Nimble?
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What about overtime/FLSA? How does that share how companies pay inside sales?
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How Does Training Become More Nimble?
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Are there any tools that help with measuring expenses tied to cost controls?
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How Does Training Become More Nimble?
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What are the top 1-2 issues companies face when globalizing?
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For engineered to order business with long complex sales cycle is there a rule of thumb of base salary to commission pay out? I often hear from operations-that is what the base is for non-related sales support- which can be up to 70% of their time.
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