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Topgrading For Sales How to Hire Only the Best Sales Reps

Topgrading For Sales How to Hire Only the Best Sales Reps. Download the Sales and Marketing Effectiveness Kit Here: o ffers.salesbenchmarkindex.com/grow-your-business. ANTITRUST REMINDER 2013 Phillips 66 Marketing Conference & Trade Show ARIA Resort & Casino, Las Vegas, NV -- May 21- 24, 2013.

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Topgrading For Sales How to Hire Only the Best Sales Reps

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  1. Topgrading For Sales How to Hire Only the Best Sales Reps • Download the Sales and Marketing Effectiveness Kit Here: • offers.salesbenchmarkindex.com/grow-your-business

  2. ANTITRUST REMINDER2013 Phillips 66 Marketing Conference & Trade ShowARIA Resort & Casino, Las Vegas, NV -- May 21- 24, 2013 • It is the policy of Phillips 66 to comply strictly with antitrust laws and to avoid the appearance of conduct which might be misconstrued by others as violating those laws. • Because competitors are represented, we must all be mindful of the Antitrust Laws. We must, of course, carefully comply with the Antitrust Laws and conduct our affairs so that there is not even an appearance of possible impropriety. • The primary Antitrust Law of concern is the Sherman Act, a federal law that prohibits conduct that restrains trade. The Act has been interpreted by the courts to prohibit agreements between competitors to fix prices, allocate customers or territories, refusal to deal with third parties, to restrict output or any other type of action to threaten or extract concessions from another company, or any other similar anti-competitive joint action. In some instances, violations are deemed to be felonies and can result in substantial fines and imprisonment. • Unfortunately, because conferences like this one in general bring competitors together, they have sometimes been misused to engage in restraints of trade in other industries. For that reason, it can be anticipated that antitrust enforcement personnel and others hoping to find support for the existence of improper conduct will be interested in what transpires at such meetings. It is therefore critical that these meetings be conducted in a manner that does not inadvertently create false inferences of possible impropriety. • You can do your part to protect yourself and others by not engaging in any discussions that could possible be considered as anticompetitive. Such adherence is required while at our Conference, during any sidebar discussions that may occur before or after the Conference and during any breakout sessions and breaks. • Should you have any questions during your discussions, please consult with your respective legal representative.

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  4. PRINCIPALSALES BENCHMARK INDEX JOHN STAPLES

  5. The Importance of Effective Hiring • Mis-hire Cost Categories • Hiring • Compensation • Maintenance/support • Severance • Their mistakes/failures • Disruption • Lost revenue 5x Top rep production vs. avg. sales reps 7 out of 10 # of rep hires that are “mistakes” Invest in a hiring process to avoid the mis-hire

  6. Sample Cost of a Mis-hire Cost Categories Contributions

  7. Topgrading Talent ManagementKey Process to Effective Hiring

  8. Approach to Interviewing • Use a detailed Interview Guide which has instructions on what to do: • Prior to the interview • During the interview • After the interview

  9. What NOT to do When Interviewing Skip rapport-building at the beginning It’s about you, not them (leads to less rapport and information) Miss a ‘stop sign’ on body language or a comment and fail to uncover key data (reason for early Tandem technique) Decide not to push for specific data Allow a candidate to avoid low points or weaknesses Criticize the candidate so they will learn honesty is not “safe” Allow the candidate to ramble

  10. Defining ‘A’, ‘B’ and ‘C’ Players Have a complete score card • ‘A’ Player: • One who qualifies among the top 10% • ‘B’ Player: • One who qualifies among the top 11-35% • ‘C’ Player: • All those below the top 35%

  11. Upfront Screening in Hiring Process • Complete Career History Form • Screen candidates via phone interview • Standard interview questions complete (traditional culture questions) • Online personality test complete (PeopleAnswers, Caliper Corp) • Competency assessments, scenario based questioning, and job trials are reserved for the select few • Appropriate hiring practices require substantial time commitment to avoid the mis-hire • Investing the time now will save you in the long run

  12. Ability & Fit – Lenses to Spot ‘A’ Players Accountabilities Competencies Has the attributes required for performance and accomplishment Has the abilities or qualities (e.g. character, culture, chemistry, goals) enough to mesh with the business and into the role Accountabilities Competencies “Can they get the job done?” “Are they a good fit?” Grade them on the Scorecard Competenciessection Grade them on the Scorecard Accountabilitiessection

  13. Defining Relevant Accountabilities Define either an internal, external or both benchmarks Define each appropriate accountability Define the unit of measurement

  14. Defining Relevant Competencies Define each appropriate competencies for your company Determine which competencies are “nice to have” vs. “must have” Compare candidate score to benchmark peer group

  15. Leveraging Scenario Based Questions • Use scenario based questions for relevant competencies • Scenario questioning results in more substantive answers from the interviewee

  16. Incorporating Micro Projects into the Hiring Process • Real life projects provide understanding of candidates capabilities • How will candidates react to the task? • How do they leverage resources? • How do they define the problem, prioritize recommendations? • This also gives candidate opportunity to determine whether line of work is appealing • Conclude project with presentation to manager (via online and/or f2f)

  17. Best Practice: Include a Job Trial Develop job trials relevant to your company/industry

  18. Job Trial Scorecard

  19. Quality Reference Checking “Threaten” a reference check to get candidates to tell the truth

  20. Using Reference Interview Results Triangulate the candidate Topgrading Interview Goal: Confirm consistency Career History Form Reference Interview Input: former boss of a #1 candidate for a Sales Manager opening provided rich negative information

  21. Bringing the Interview Process Together Score candidates across each phase of the interview process If top candidates do not accept offer, determine whether environment is suited for ‘A’ players

  22. The Hiring Process Continues Through Onboarding • Effective hiring requires a strong onboarding process • Strong onboarding reduces time and cost of “ramping up” new hires

  23. Individual Development Plans

  24. Career Action Plan Library

  25. How Can You Get More Info About SBI? • Download the Sales and Marketing Effectiveness Kit Here: • offers.salesbenchmarkindex.com/grow-your-business

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