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In some cases, the collapse in revenue during the COVID-19 crisis was breathtaking. Select industries, such as travel, entertainment, restaurants and retail, felt the full brunt of the stay-at-home order. Other industries were sideswiped too; normal orders for commercial and industrial goods and services were curtailed. Falling sales meant less revenue for sellers to book for sales compensation credit. Some organizations had to take draconian measures, including seller layoffs and terminations. Others less affected, hunkered down with partial pay protection programs for the sales force. However, the opening of the economy is going to provide great selling opportunities for those with the right products, the right pricing and the right sales force. Sales compensation needs to help accelerate these emerging revenue prospects.
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