What’s so special about compensation for sales professionals?

Publisher: Willis Towers Watson Data Services (WTW)

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What’s so special about compensation for sales professionals?

Sales compensation is unique due to the distinct nature of sales roles. Building an effective sales compensation plan starts with good market data but also requires sound judgment regarding how the data are used especially for particular roles.

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