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Why do sales managers set unreasonable targets?



The conventional logic behind setting high targets is:
  • Profit. Self-explanatory.
  • Company culture. It’s better to aim high and miss than to aim low from the start. Also, if you don’t give sales reps a chance to push themselves to the limit, then they might never know what they’re capable of.
  • Top-down management. Obviously it would be more logical for sales teams to set their own targets, provided they can be trusted to put the company’s interests (profit/revenue) over the chance to get comfortable/lazy (get paid for doing less work than they could). But since that’s a difficult environment to establish, and business is business, sales targets are usually set based on broader company goals for revenue or growth.  

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