Let's Assume:
A company has 10 sales people.
Each sales person earns $20,000 base
wages annually.
According to the 80/20 rule, 2 of the sales people are responsible
for 80% of the total sales. The other 8 sales people produce only 20% of
the sales.
Let's be conservative and say it would take 6 top sales people to
perform as well as the current 10 sales people.
Saving the base wages of 4 people at $20,000 each annually, would
save the organization $80,000 per year.
The investment of 24 sales indicators, after benchmarking the
position, to pick the top performing 6 people would cost only $1,416.
Return On Investment (ROI) = $80,000/$1,416 =
5,649% !!!
That's over 50 times return on the investment EACH YEAR!
This is why so many organizations are using the Sales Indicator.