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- Introduction (1)
- Introduction (2)
- Performance-based reward systems
- If your manager came into the office and said…
- Incentives can produce amazing results
- An incentive strategy for sales staff
- Different forms of incentive
- What kinds of incentives do you receive?
- Why an incentive strategy?
- What happens if you have no incentive strategy?
- Business strategy
- Managing an incentive strategy
- Objective performance measurement
- Ten problems with sales incentives
- Problem 1. No path to the top
- Problem 2. Individuals rule OK
- Problem 3. Cash or quits
- Problem 4. Salespeople are kings
- Problem 5. Team-based bonuses
- Problem 6. Quantity not quality
- Problem 7. Feast or famine
- Problem 8. Not in our backyard
- Problem 9. Again, horses for courses
- Problem 10. More than the money
- Your sales incentive plan is working if…
- You've also got it right if your salespeople are…
- Incentives can address specific problems
- How to implement incentive plans
- Incentive system for best results
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Topics Covered
- What incentives can do for your business
- Managing an incentive strategy
- 10 problems with sales incentives
- Signs that your incentive plan is working
- How to implement your incentive plans
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Jones, S. (2020, June 30). Introduction to performance incentives: ten reasons why incentives don’t work [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 21, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/DCKQ3874.Export Citation (RIS)
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Introduction to performance incentives: ten reasons why incentives don’t work
Published on June 30, 2020
16 min
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0:00
Introduction to performance incentives.
I'm based at the Maastricht School of Management with teaching an
MBA and this is a very important topic that we cover.
0:13
Now, many of you may think that
performance incentives has something to do with the human resources department,
that's a bit technical and a bit HR oriented.
But actually every manager,
every leader needs to understand the importance of
setting incentives to get the best performance out of your team.
Now, it's actually a much more complex subject than
many people might think and this is actually just a basic introduction.
What I want to talk about in particular are reasons why incentives can go wrong,
because it's not that simple.
Now, all these slides are based on
my own personal experience of many years working in executive recruitment,
in head hunting at quite a high level and people wanted
to know what incentives were offered in any package.
There were definitely things that worked and things that didn't work.
1:04
Basically, we're looking at sales staff.
Sale staff are very easy to set incentives for because you
can measure sales or the lack of in quite a simple way.
1:17
If your manager came in to your office and said to you,
no salary increase this year, no bonus,
no incentives, annual leave has been postponed,
this is your whole way of operating in your company,
this is your income, so how do you feel?
1:34
Incentives can produce some amazing results because people feel they are
being rewarded for achieving something which is for the benefit of the company.
If you want to increase sales,
you reward the people who are doing that,
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