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When do I need to hire more sales people in my organization ? and what type of interview is more effective?

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Question ajoutée par Maha Abdul-Halim PHR , HR Manager , Hassan's Optician Company
Date de publication: 2016/03/10
Hany Shaheen
par Hany Shaheen , Vice President , KAMCO INVEST Company

here is no pre-defined time at which a business should hire a salesperson. Every business has its own requirements, which can be affected by seasonal patterns, as well as the ups and downs of the economy. However, there are certain triggers you might have noticed in your day-to-day business dealings, which could indicate that you'd benefit from recruiting a salesperson:

  • Missed opportunities - you might feel frustrated by missing a number of opportunities that could have been taken advantage of by an astute salesperson with more developed skills in this area than you.
  • Lack of resources - running a business requires you to give your attention to a huge range of issues. If other tasks become more demanding as your business grows, you may find you no longer have the time to look for new business.
  • New direction - perhaps you've had an idea about a new market into which your business could move - but lack the specialist knowledge to make it happen.
  • Increasing sales and market share - it's perhaps the simplest reason for hiring a salesperson, but one of the most sensible. Once you've established there's a need for your product or service you need to maximise your possible revenue - a professional salesperson can help you do this.

Whatever the reason, once you consider hiring a salesperson there's one important question you should ask yourself - will I be able to deal with an increased level of sales? It's an essential factor to consider. There is no point paying someone to bring in new customers if you don't have the resources to meet the demand.

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